What's a Clean Fuel?

Less Polluting Fuel

Clean liquid fuels are made from natural sources or waste like decaying foods, restaurant grease, and farm waste. They can reduce tailpipe emissions up to 80 percent.

Energy Independence Fuel

Clean liquid transportation fuels can be made from feedstocks right here in Hawai'i, meaning less money going to anti-democratic and unstable nations. 

Sustainable Fuel

Clean fuels take waste, and turn it into something valuable instead of throwing it away. 

Clean fuels made locally from waste aren’t controlled by giant oil companies who’ve been gouging consumers for decades. You can free your car from their shackles. 

Keep Your Car Fuel

Clean fuel works just like regular gas in your car, which means you can keep driving it with the satisfaction of knowing you are doing something to fight climate change.

Job Generating Fuel

There’s a supply chain of good paying jobs required to make our fuel

locally—from

harvesting and refining to transporting. 

Green diesel from recycled sources can be used in farm equipment.

Farm Friendly Fuel

Farmers can replace the diesel they put in their equipment with clean fuel with no performance loss while leaving less pollution on their crops. 

Greener diesel from used cooking oil, food waste, and farm waste can reduce air pollution by up to 80%.

Fleet Friendly Fuel

Companies that own fleets of trucks can meet emissions reduction targets demanded by their customers and shareholders.

 Pumping Cleaner Is
A Whale Of A Deal

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