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      • Testing Small-Scale Biodiesel Quality
      • Preparing Feedstock for Biodiesel Production
      • Beef Tallow and Hydrogenated Oils
      • Methanol Vapors in BioPro Biodiesel Processors
      • Glycerin Layer in Biodiesel Production
      • Storing Biodiesel
      • Cold Weather Biodiesel Washing
      • Winter Storage and Retrieval
      • Storage for BioPro Processors
      • SpringPro T76 FAQ
    • More Information on BioPro Processors >
      • Acid-Catalyzed Esterification
      • Titration Batch Processing
      • Titration Methodologies
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Institutions can make biodiesel easily with BioPro biodiesel processing equipment

Biodiesel fueling
√  Biodiesel for Colleges and Universities
√  Biodiesel for Municipalities
√  Biodiesel for Casinos
√  Biodiesel for Farmers
√  Biodiesel for Restaurants
√  Biodiesel for Fire Departments
√  Biodiesel for Islands
√  Biodiesel for Co-operatives
√  Biodiesel for the hospitality industry
Biodiesel is the most thoroughly tested alternative transportation fuel in the US. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has determined that biodiesel emits 78.5% less CO2 per gallon than diesel, and, just as important, significantly reduces the particulate matter in the exhaust. It is also an increasingly well known fact that if you use ASTM-grade biodiesel fuel in your vehicle, it will extend the life of your car.
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What isn’t well known: if you make biodiesel yourself, in a BioPro biodiesel processor, you can make it remarkably easily for a cost of 85 cents per gallon (assuming August 2017 commodity prices and a free source of veg/animal-based oil). If you believe, as we do, that it is only a matter of time before the price of diesel climbs again, you will be impressed with your ability to sidestep diesel altogether with the BioPro biodiesel processor. Payback is fast. We estimate it will take you approximately 6 to 8 months, assuming you operate your machine at 2/3rds capacity and diesel #2 costs $3/gal. Contact us directly if you would like to see the ROI spreadsheet.

Above, we have offered up several categories that you might fit into (This is by no means exhaustive.). We’ve tried to spell out biodiesel production for you specifically, and have included case studies and industry specific data.

Customer Success Stories

Since 2008, Springboard Biodiesel has been enabling businesses to convert vegetable and animal oils into ASTM-grade biodiesel fuel. Notable customers include:
  • The US Military at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan operates a BioPro 380EX and a SpringPro T76
  • The Florida National Guard at Camp Blanding: operates a BioPro 190
  • Sara Lee Food Corporation: operates a BioPro 190
  • Toyota's Manufacturing facility in Huntsville, AL works with AL A&M’s BioPro 190
  • Honda Car Company works with the AL Institute of Deaf and Blind’s BioPro 380 and SpringPro T76
  • Federal Bureau of Prisons, MD, IL, and IN operate a BioPro 190, 380EX x 2 and a T76
  • The Brookfields Restaurants of Sacramento operate a BioPro 190
  • The Chinese Ministry of Agriculture: operates two BioPro 380s
  • Petroleum Corp. of Jamaica operates a BioPro 190EX
  • Cotton, Inc. tests cottonseed oils in their BioPro 190
  • Alachua County, FL operates a BioPro 190 for Muni fleet
  • Daphne Alabama Utilities: BioPro 190
  • Sierra Nevada Brewery operates a BioPro 190
  • Petro Pontiac uses a BioPro 380EX to make and sell B-100
  • Burrough of Norwood, NJ: uses a BioPro 190 & SpringPro T76
  • Bentley Biofuels operates a BioPro 190EX
  • 101 schools operating at least one BioPro

Your Business or Institution Could be Ideally Positioned to Make Biodiesel

  1. If you are an institution or a corporation that feeds more than 50 people on a regular basis.
  2. If you are a company with a fleet of diesel-powered vehicles/equipment.
  3. If you are a group or individual interested in both reducing your carbon footprint and reducing your diesel fuel costs (Is there a finer combination?).
You should own a BioPro Biodiesel Processor and begin making your own biodiesel. It's profitable. It's renewable. It's local. And it's smart.

Learn More About Biodiesel

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  • Biodiesel library
  • BioPro videos​
  • Customer Testimonials
  • Biodiesel in the News

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  • Home
  • Products
    • BioPro 190 Biodiesel Processors
    • BioPro 380 Biodiesel Processors
    • Glycerin and Biodiesel Demethylation
    • CLL Biodiesel Production System
    • SpringPro T76
    • INCOSEP Accelerator
    • BioPro Processor Accessories >
      • Biodiesel Fueling Station
      • SpringFlow 250 Heat Exchanger
      • BioPro Pressurized Water Kit
      • Oxidative Stabilizer
      • WVO Transfer Pump
      • BD ZorbX Drywash Media
      • Methanol Pump
      • Oil Collection Systems
      • Fuel Nozzles
      • Screw Plug Immersion Heaters
      • DW-R10 Ion Exchange Resin
    • Return on Investment Calculator
    • Financing
    • BioPro Processor Gallery
  • Store
  • Library
    • Why a BioPro
    • Biodiesel Basics >
      • What Is Biodiesel
      • How the BP190 Works
      • Biodiesel Production
      • Technical Specs BioPro 190
      • Technical Specs for the BioPro 380
      • How the BP380 Works
      • Safety Features of BioPro Processors
      • Biodiesel Processor Basic Ingredients
      • Biodiesel Safety Information
      • Facts and Myths on Making Biodiesel
      • Biodiesel Quality
      • Benefits of BioPro Biodiesel Processors
      • Springboard Biodiesel Go/No-Go Kit
      • Biodiesel Frequently Asked Questions
    • Biodiesel Questions >
      • SVO vs Biodiesel
      • Biodiesel and Engine Life
      • Testing Small-Scale Biodiesel Quality
      • Preparing Feedstock for Biodiesel Production
      • Beef Tallow and Hydrogenated Oils
      • Methanol Vapors in BioPro Biodiesel Processors
      • Glycerin Layer in Biodiesel Production
      • Storing Biodiesel
      • Cold Weather Biodiesel Washing
      • Winter Storage and Retrieval
      • Storage for BioPro Processors
      • SpringPro T76 FAQ
    • More Information on BioPro Processors >
      • Acid-Catalyzed Esterification
      • Titration Batch Processing
      • Titration Methodologies
      • Reducing the CO2 Footprint
      • Biodiesel Mandates and Initiatives
      • ASTM
      • Reducing Carbon Footprint with Biodiesel
      • Glossary of Biodiesel Terms
    • BioPro Videos
  • Markets
    • Biodiesel for Farmers
    • Biodiesel for Casinos
    • Biodiesel for Municipalities
    • Biodiesel for Schools >
      • Schools using BioPro Technology
    • Biodiesel for Restaurants
    • Biodiesel for the Military
    • Other Markets
    • Testimonials from BioPro Owners
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  • About Us
    • About Springboard Biodiesel
    • Contact Springboard Biodiesel