Can someone provide more specific directions to this pump or perhaps a
detailed map? I have been looking on Greenfield Ave in San Anselmo on
weekends, but I am not seeing it.

Thank you,

Richard Young


> Hi there,
>
> LC Biofuels is not related to the former non-ASTM producer. This is
> a new company that has gone through all the correct steps to be
> legal. They are members of the NBB (listed on the NBB website) and
> are registered with the EPA and is selling ASTM quality fuel.
>
> Ask to see the EPA fuel certificate if you are still concerned.
>
> Kari Lemons
> Biodiesel Council of California
>
>
>
> --- In marinbiodiesel@yahoogroups.com, Eric Lyons <creeble@...>
> wrote:
>>
>> I imagine I'm not the only one who saw this article:
>>
>> http://www.marinij.com/fastsearchresults/ci_5082421
>>
>> LC Biofuels seems to be the resurrected production facility in
> Richmond that was previously selling NON-ASTM fuel. They now claim
> their fuel meets ASTM spec:
>>
>> http://www.lcbiofuels.com/about_us.htm
>>
>> The IJ article says that the pump in San Anselmo has 130 regular
> customers, which is terrific if this really is good fuel.
>>
>> Anyone know the rest of the story?
>>
>> Eric.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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