[Biofuel] WVO Market Question

2005-10-17 Thread Mike Weaver
Greetings all:

I have a good friend in the restaurant supply business and he has access 
to pretty much all the WVO he wants.  I do not think he is interested in 
refining it to BD, with all the attendent hassles, but he did point out 
it would be pretty easy to de-water and filter it, and then just package 
it in 35 lb containers.  I told him I suspected there would some market 
for this, in that if it were cheap enough and of consistent quality, I 
personally would be willing to forgo drum-diving in favor of cheap clean 
feedstock.
Anyone have any thought?  He floated .50 a gallon.  He is in the DC MD 
VA WV DE region.

-Mike


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Re: [Biofuel] WVO Market Question

2005-10-17 Thread Ken Provost

On Oct 17, 2005, at 7:03 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:


 I have a good friend in the restaurant supply business and
 he has access  to pretty much all the WVO he wants. 
 he did point out it would be pretty easy to de-water and filter
 it, and then just package it in 35 lb containers.  I told him I
 suspected there would some market for this..


I've often wished someone would offer cleaned WVO.  The closest you
can come is yellow grease from the renderers, which is too expensive
and really crap (high FFA). Even thought about doing it myself, but the
licenses and permits would be a major hassle. Your friend might make
an arrangement with a renderer to do the pickup and transport, and
then sell it on consignment from the same facility as their yellow  
grease.

Too bad it's not in California :-)

-K

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Re: [Biofuel] WVO Market Question

2005-10-17 Thread Mike Weaver




Thanks!

Ken Provost wrote:

  On Oct 17, 2005, at 7:03 AM, Mike Weaver wrote:


  
  
I have a good friend in the restaurant supply business and
he has access  to pretty much all the WVO he wants. 
he did point out it would be pretty easy to de-water and filter
it, and then just package it in 35 lb containers.  I told him I
suspected there would some market for this..

  
  

I've often wished someone would offer cleaned WVO.  The closest you
can come is "yellow grease" from the renderers, which is too expensive
and really crap (high FFA). Even thought about doing it myself, but the
licenses and permits would be a major hassle. Your friend might make
an arrangement with a renderer to do the pickup and transport, and
then sell it on consignment from the same facility as their yellow  
grease.

Too bad it's not in California :-)

-K

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