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Events Calendar
September 2010
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Labor Day Holiday
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Propane Workshop in Kirkland, WA
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Clean Cities Coordinator Leadership Training |
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Clean Cities Coordinator Leadership Training |
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Clean Cities Coordinator Leadership Training |
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Clean Cities Coordinator Leadership Training |
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West Coast Diesel Collaborative Meeting in San Francisco |
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West Coast Diesel Collaborative Meeting in San Francisco |
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October 2010
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Grant Recipients - Recovery Act Reports Due to Stephanie |
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Starbucks Clean Transportation Fair - Starbucks HQ in Seattle, WA |
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Alternative Fuel Odyssey Days at Shoreline and South Seattle Community College |
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Green Fleet Conference in San Diego |
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Green Fleet Conference in San Diego |
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Grant Recipients - Quarterly Reports Due to Stephanie |
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November 2010
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Future Energy Conference - Seattle |
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Seattle Auto Show
Future Energy Conference - Seattle |
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Seattle Auto Show |
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Thanksgiving Holiday |
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Thanksgiving Holiday |
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Our Events Calendar is being updated daily! The Evergreen Fleets website is currently the home of the most up-to-date information, and we hope to create an easy integration of that calendar into this website soon.
A comprehensive
list of upcoming events in the United States and
internationally is available through the Department of Energy's
Clean Cities website.
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Recent Events
Puget Sound Clean Cities Annual Meeting and Biodiesel Quality Workshop - Oct. 23, Seattle, WA
This recent meeting was a big success. Among other things, the meeting gave the background to Washington's Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) and related where we are in terms of biofuels usage and quality in the state. Biodiesel technical, industry and regulatory experts related useful information on biodiesel handling, procurement, storage, use and regulations. The event also included a status report on PSCCC’s efforts of the past year and future plans. Presentations are available below. The meeting agenda is available here. Highlights of what the presenters covered are as follows:
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Biodiesel Quality Workshop |
- Recent successes and future plans to promote alt fuels and advanced technology vehicles
- Latest technical and regulatory information on alt fuels and advanced technology vehicles
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- Specifics on the RFS and the State's biofuel quality and labeling program
- How's & why's of maintaining biodiesel quality
- Recent results of the State's testing of biofuels
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Thanks go out to all of the presenters for making the event a success. In particular, thanks are due to PSCCC members, Washington State Department of Agriculture, Northwest Biofuels Association, National Biodiesel Foundation and the Maryland
Energy Administration for critical support.
Presentations for Download:
PSCCC Annual Meeting
Biodiesel Quality Workshop
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BioLyle's
Classes
Biodiesel
Homebrew Classes
***No
classes are currently scheduled. When classes are scheduled, this
page will be updated. You can also visit BioLyle's page for more
details: http://biolyle.com.
When classes are held, here is what they cover:
For those interested in learning how to make biodiesel from used restaurant oil. You will learn the chemistry and tricks of making quality biodiesel by making small batches and experimenting with different vegetable oils, catalysts, and pH indicators. We will also cover washing, quality control, sources of supplies and equipment, methanol recovery, disposal of wastes, and reactor design, with an emphasis on the
"Appleseed" reactor made from an electric water heater- which will be demonstrated in class! Other topics to be covered will include: myths and facts about biodiesel, cold weather issues, local availability, and what's going on locally and nationally with the movement. Whether you just want to learn more so you can decide whether or not to use biodiesel, or you want to make your own brew, this class will help you get underway.
After
the class, students will be invited to visit a small-scale home
biodiesel processor. Registration and more info at http://biolyle.com
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