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Biodiesel
Biodiesel is a domestically produced, renewable fuel that can be manufac­tured from new and used vegetable oils, animal fats, and recycled restaurant grease. Biodiesel’s physical properties are similar to those of petroleum diesel, but it is a cleaner alternative. Using biodiesel in place of petroleum diesel significantly reduces greenhouse gas emissions and toxic air pollutants. Learn more in the videos below, or visit biodiesel on the Alternative Fuels and Advanced Vehicles Data Center.



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New Leaf Biodiesel
San Diego, CA
San Diego Clean Cities highlights New Leaf Biodiesel, a stakeholder that is reclaiming waste grease and turning it into a clean-burning, renewable furl that is improving air quality throughout the city.
Biodiesel Use a Success in Alabama School Buses
Hoover, AL
With the help of the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition and the United Soybean Board, the City of Brewton successfully implemented B20 biodiesel into the City's school bus fleet.
An Alabama Community Demonstrates Leadership Using Alternative Fuels
Hoover, AL
With the help of the Alabama Clean Fuels Coalition and the United Soybean Board, the City of Hoover successfully implemented biodiesel into the City's municipal fleet.
Alabama Power Charges Forward with Biodiesel
Birmingham, AL
Alabama Power, a Southern Company, demonstrates the benefits of using biodiesel its fleet of utility vehicles.
State Line Farm: On Farm Biodiesel Production
North Bennington, VT
Vermont Clean Cities highlights Vermont's first on-farm facility making biodiesel made from oilseed crops grown on-site.
James Madison University Biodiesel Conference
Harrisonburg, VA
Prestigious James Madison University is the site for the Virginia and Washington, D.C. Clean Cities Biodiesel conference. Regional partners and businesses, and Jim Evanoff from Yellowstone National Park discuss the environmental, energy security, and job creation benefits of Biodiesel.
Grand Opening of Biofuels USA Station
New Florence, Missouri
The St. Louis Clean Cities Coalition partners with the National Biodiesel Board, Missouri Soybean Association, and local stakeholders to open brandbnew Biodiesel station.
Interview with Tony Petelos
The Mayor of Hoover, AL discusses the City's successful biofuels program.
Interview with Bruce Thompson
Mr.Thompson discusses how North Carolina has successfully implemented biodiesel into its fleet.
Interview with Jenna Higgins Rose
Mrs.Higgins Rose discusses the partnership between the National Biodiesed Board and Clean Cities.
Alamo Area Clean Cities Biodiesel Workshop
San Antonio, TX
The Alamo Area Clean Cities Coalition helps to educate their stakeholders on the benefits of utilizing Biodiesel in public and private fleets.
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