"Come to "Kali". Under the terrible tyrany of CARB we have cheap 56 cetane conventional diesel and cheap 75 cetane renewable diesel made from plan and animal fats that puts biodiesel to shame in every way. both burn substantially cleaner and quieter than diesel fuel I've bought outside the state. "

Where are you buying your renewable diesel fuel in California?

My experience is that many other states have put us well-beat in terms of biodiesel. There's a very tiny amount of B20 stations available. They seem to regularly have supply or pump issues and/or not be available when I happen to be there with an empty tank.

There is a bio co-op in Torrance (still operating AFIK) that was charging around $4.00/gallon after you pay the $300 membership fee. I would have bought fuel from them but not with the startup cost as I don't live in that area.

Xtreme Biodiesel in Riverside stopped selling B99 to the public years ago. They started getting a lot of fleet business and no longer had time for the common folk.

I've seen a few other legitimate operations as well as a bunch of people who sell WVO on Craigslist.

If you know of anything better, I would love to see it.

And if you think CARB or the EPA is going to do anything positive for diesel owners other than take away our cars, you are a dreamer.

Dkr.