Why BioDiesel?

Our centers can turn your waste into many different products from animal feed, to road construction product and of course bio-diesel. We strive to support our local economy and provide a "green" solution to your waste management.

We recycle the oil to produce ASTM standards bio-diesel that is many times less harmful to the environment and much more efficient.

Welcome to Pristine BioDiesel Corporation

Biofuel is a key partner in the green movement toward producing fuel from renewable resources. The science of biodiesel production has seen recent advancements rendering the process more affordable and practical.

Pristine BioDiesel has the first of its kind biodiesel production facility that is capable of producing five million gallons per year. Our unique process makes biodiesel production more efficient and less expensive than all other production methods. It is our intent to help the state of Florida stay competitive in the diesel market. We believe biodiesel will supplement diesel just as ethanol has supplemented petroleum fuel, but without government subsidies that ethanol producers require.

The use of our ASTM certified biodiesel is affordable and does not require engine modification unless the engine was built before the mid-1980’s. For engines built before the mid-1980’s, only minor modifications are required. Biodiesel has a solvent effect that may release deposits accumulated on the tank walls and pipes from previous diesel fuel storage. Precautions should be taken initially to keep filters clean of released deposits.

Our B100 biodiesel can be used as a pure fuel, or it can be blended with petroleum diesel in any percentage. Common blends like B20 (blend of 20% by volume biodiesel with 80% by volume petroleum diesel) have demonstrated significant economic and environmental benefits for consumers. Biodiesel can be blended at the pump and in some countries biodiesel is used 100% at the pump. Our biodiesel is registered as a fuel and additive with the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) of Florida. It meets clean diesel standards and has been designated as an alternative fuel by the US Department of Energy.