A new grant program will help public school systems in Alabama switch to a new cleaner-burning fuel for school buses.
In a news release from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs, school systems are being offered a grant up to $2,500 to help pay the cost for preparing fuel storage tanks for the biodiesel, called B20.
The fuel is blend of 80% petroleum diesel and 20% biodiesel made from soybeans, vegetable oil and animal fat.
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Money Available To Switch Alabama School Buses To Biodiesel
There is a grant to help Alabama schools pay for the switch to biodiesel in school buses.
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Published: July 29, 2008
Published: July 29, 2008
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