Biodiesel Information and Distribution
Distributors- If you are a Distributor that sells Bioheat and do not see your company on this list contact:
Chris Rice (410) 260-7207 or crice@energy.state.md.us
Company / Location |
Blend |
Contact |
C&M Home Heating Oil Co.
7507 Newburg Drive, Lanham, 20706 |
All |
Chuck Pope
301-674-3459 |
Cropper Oil & Gas
10535 Ocean Gateway, Berlin, 21811 |
All |
James Warren
410-641-2251 |
Taylor Oil Co., Inc.,
Baltimore,
28 B Thomas Avenue, Baltimore, 21224 |
All |
Don Jones
410-636-9000 |
Tri-Gas & Oil
3941 Federalsburg Hwy, Federalsburg, 21632 |
All |
Seth Powell
800-638-7802 |
| Cato Oil & Gas
1004 Parson Road, Salisbury, 21803 |
All |
Chris
Mergner
410-546-1215 ext. 3046 |
Carroll Independent Fuel Company
2700 Loch Raven Road, Baltimore, 21218 |
All |
Mark Phelps
410-261-5443 |
What are the environmental benefits of
using biodiesel?
Biodiesel contains oxygen. This allows the fuel to burn more completely. A
B20 blend will reduce hydrocarbon and particulate matter emissions 20% to
40%. Biodiesel does not contain any sulfur. The utilization of a B20 blend
will reduce sulfur dioxide emissions by 20%. Sulfur dioxide combines with
water in the atmosphere to form acid rain.
What is the Cetane number?
The Cetane number is a measure of drivability. Higher cetane numbers
promote good cold start properties, quieter operation and minimize white
smoke.
Will I loose power using Biodiesel?
B100 contains 8% less energy per gallon than Petroleum diesel
No. 2. A loss of fuel economy will occur using a B100. Using a B20 blend
will decrease fuel economy by 1%, using a B2 blend will not reduce the
fuel economy at all.
What is the minimum blend allowable
under EPAct?
20% blend
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