Tulsa Biofuels expands grease collection area, commences local recycling in search for more biodiesel feedstock

In Oklahoma, Tulsa Biofuels has expended its collection area to more than 100 local restaurants and schools for its waste oil and grease-based biodiesel, and has set up its first public cooking grease recycling station. The company said that it was able to produce biodiesel at a 30 to 40 cent discount over petroleum-based diesel.

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