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Sunflowers One Day, Oily Stuff the Next
Front Page Story Maui News Feb. 3, 2018 Pacific Biodiesel turns sunflower seeds into oil for cooking and massages — in addition to biofuel - Click on the link below to download the full story: [...]
Requesting Testimony to Support Biofuel
Show your support for renewable fuel. Your testimony is urgently needed to support the establishment of a biofuel content requirement for all on road transportation fuel sold in Hawaii. Written testimony is due by 10am [...]
Hawaii Considers 10% Biofuel Mandate
Biodiesel Magazine reports on upcoming bill at the Hawaii legislature in support of biofuels. Click here to read the full article.
Kelly King Featured on Think Tech
Kelly King shares Pacific Biodiesel’s model for promoting a clean, sustainable energy future through the community-based production of renewable fuels. https://youtu.be/3PhWgzlgymQ?t=17s
Hawaii’s Largest Liquid Biofuel Crop Farm
Bob and Kelly King founded Pacific Biodiesel on Maui in 1995 where they created the first retail biodiesel pump in America. Their clean, renewable biodiesel is produced by recycling waste cooking oils from restaurants statewide. In [...]
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Pacific Biodiesel’s founding family, celebrating the company’s first sunflower crop, was featured on the cover of Green Magazine.
Bob King is interviewed by Maui Now during the blessing of Maui’s first state-licensed industrial hemp farm.
Marketing Director Joy Galatro addresses attendees at Maui Nui Marine Resource Council.
Bob King, second from left, participates in a panel at the 2019 Hawaii Energy Conference.