Recent News
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 [...]
UH Maui College Offers Biodiesel Class
Pacific Biodiesel Technologies is partnering with the Sustainable Living Institute of Maui at UH Maui College to present a two-hour class on the use of biodiesel. “The Truth About Using Biodiesel” will be presented on [...]
Hawaiian Electric and PBT Ink New Deal
Hawaiian Electric and Pacific Biodiesel agree on new supply contract for Oahu Click here for details
Kings Named to Bioeconomy Top 125 List
Bob and Kelly King were included in Biofuels Digest's List of Top 125 People in Advanced Bioecomomy for 2015. The Kings were in great company. The list, headed by Tom Vilsack, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, [...]
Governor Declares Pacific Biodiesel Day
Governor Ige Proclaims Pacific Biodiesel Day During his first visit to Big Island Biodiesel Governor David Ige applauded Pacific Biodiesel President Bob King for his vision and commitment to sustainable renewable energy for Hawaii and [...]
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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.