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About the Desert Biofuels Initiative
Locally-produced and locally-used biofuels can provide compelling environmental, social, political and economic benefits. Desert Biofuels Initiative is a Phoenix, Arizona-based non-profit social venture aimed at removing any practical and legal/regulatory obstacles that stand in the way of the development of a robust biofuels infrastructure in the Valley of the Sun. Our goal is to foster an environment where the local biofuels vision can flourish in the Phoenix area and throughout Arizona.
We also partner closely with our sister site, GreenIndependence.org, in an effort to promote our vision of sustainable regional biofuels globally.
Desert Biofuels Initiative was founded by Eric Johnson and Brad Biddle; Eric currently serves as operations director and Brad as policy director. Sam West rounds out the core team and directs special projects for us. Dave Conz is on our team of key advisors, and blogs with us on this site. Mark Edwards is another key advisor and leads our sister site GreenIndependence.org.
Eric created a series of posts that describe how our effort came about. Our page at http://desertbiofuels.org provides an overview of our vision and goals.
This page updates frequently; please consider subscribing to the RSS/Atom feed.
We also partner closely with our sister site, GreenIndependence.org, in an effort to promote our vision of sustainable regional biofuels globally.
Desert Biofuels Initiative was founded by Eric Johnson and Brad Biddle; Eric currently serves as operations director and Brad as policy director. Sam West rounds out the core team and directs special projects for us. Dave Conz is on our team of key advisors, and blogs with us on this site. Mark Edwards is another key advisor and leads our sister site GreenIndependence.org.
Eric created a series of posts that describe how our effort came about. Our page at http://desertbiofuels.org provides an overview of our vision and goals.
This page updates frequently; please consider subscribing to the RSS/Atom feed.
Arizona biofuels websites
- (Arlington) Amereco Biofuels Corp
- (Cave Creek) Dynamite Biofuels Coop
- (Chandler) Atlas Biodiesel
- (Chandler) Phyco Biosciences
- (Flagstaff) Mountain Biodiesel
- (Gilbert) AZ BioDiesel
- (Gilbert) Diversified Energy
- (Gilbert) Optimum Biofuels
- (Maricopa) Pinal Energy
- (Mesa) BiodieselPlace.com
- (Mesa) Fusion Biodiesel
- (Mesa) Ken Costello - Chandler-Gilbert CC
- (Oracle) Fourth Dimension Fuels
- (Phoenix) Arizona Bio Fuels Research
- (Phoenix) Caljet
- (Phoenix) Desert Biofuels [Co.] (unrelated to DBI)
- (Phoenix) NWR Biodiesel
- (Phoenix) Western States Petroleum
- (Scottsdale) PetroSun
- (Tucson) Arizona Biofuels
- (Tucson) Eco-Sol Group
- (Tucson) EDG Fuels
- (Tucson) Grecycle
- (Tucson) Hans Huth's Biodiesel 101
- (Tuscon) Roadrunner Biodiesel
- (Tuscon) Tucson BIG Biodiesel Cooperative
1 comment:
I just got back from the 2009 NBB Conference in San Francisco. One of the things I learned from Kumar Plocher of Yokayo Biofuels that the 2009 Jetta TDI will not burn a blend any higher than B5 because of its latent fuel injection technology. This causes biodiesel to leak by the pistons into the oil pan. This problem causes the driver to change oil every 1000 miles if using B100. Be Careful. Using a blend higher than B5 will void the warranty.
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