biodiesel processor

[DaveNSoKona]

Here is a link to a guy in Washington making a biodiesel processor: Audio NPR Link (http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4722639) What's interesting is that he suggest that it could be used by a community coop to refine used restaurant vegetable oil. I am wondering just how much used vegetable oil is available to be processed in a town the size of, say Kona.

[Miulang]

Here is a link to a guy in Washington making a biodiesel processor: Audio NPR Link (http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=4722639) What's interesting is that he suggest that it could be used by a community coop to refine used restaurant vegetable oil. I am wondering just how much used vegetable oil is available to be processed in a town the size of, say Kona.
Yeah, that guy is selling his biodiesel here in WA state. He's even teaching people to set up their own equipment to create their own biodiesel. If this movement catches on, I can see the headlines in the newspapers: "McDonald's franchise held up for french fry oil." :D

Miulang