BioDiesel Pumping in Schoharie County

Posted by redspot | September 26, 2008 .

If you’re from New York, more particularly from the Schoharie County, then you’re in for a treat. A biodiesel pump has finally opened up for business last Thursday. Now you do have an option. You can get imported gasoline for your car or the fresh new biodiesel. So which one is it? The one from Iraq or the one from vegetable oils?

The trend in the Schoharie County, as far as the vehicle industry, is to go green. With a pit stop now offering biodiesel, more car users should be tempted to use alternative fuel for their car.

Coming from renewable energy, biodiesel is much cleaner, more efficient, and a lot more popular these days. In fact, Pete Lopez, the assemblyman for the Schoharie Country is promoting its use. Furthermore, he uses no other fuel for his car.

Part of the plan of Schoharie County is to make all the operators and owners of the public buses to run only on biodiesel. If that one went smoothly, then the entire fleet of the county, especially the one used for public works, will be fueled by biodiesel alone.

With this development, it is clear to see that counties and the whole nation in general, is doing its share to promote alternative fuel that is more practical to use and is a lot more environment-friendly.

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