A question for the diesel and bio diesel experts out there. The first biodiesel filling station just opened in Seattle, pumping biodiesel from the sole plant in the area. Price: $1.00 a gallon HIGHER than gas or regular diesel. What gives? Where is the advantage? And I though that the biodiesel advocates were all pushing the McDonalds/Burgerking biodiesel? BTW, not trying to start an argument here, just trying to understand what is going on here. I'm already aware of the figures on total BTU costs of production, etc. |
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