With carbon footprint top-of-mind for many communities, look to B20 Club of Indiana member fleets to lead the way. Fueling with cleaner-burning B20 helps these fleets reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve air quality – while producing efficient and reliable engine performance in a variety of fleet vehicles.
The new B20 Club of Indiana is a collaboration between the Indiana Soybean Alliance and the American Lung Association. It recognizes and supports select Indiana-based fleets running on biodiesel blends of 20 percent or higher.
The B20 Club of Indiana welcomes both public and private fleets, including municipalities, park districts, trucking companies, mass transit, airport transportation and more. Member fleets must have at least 15 vehicles operating on biodiesel blends of 20 percent or higher at least six months of the year.
B20 is a high-performance and cleaner-burning fuel that’s made from soybeans and other renewable feedstocks produced in Indiana. It’s available today to help Indiana fleets improve sustainability and air quality in their communities.
Why Join the B20 Club?
The B20 Club of Indiana offers support and resources to help qualifying fleets maximize their B20 fuel results. Free membership includes:
Recognition as a progressive, environmentally friendly fleet
Technical assistance to maximize B20 benefits
Fuel storage tank inspections
Guidance on fuel quality best practices
Access to resources for B20 success
Networking opportunities with other fleet managers using B20
Reporting on B20 results, including annual CO2 and particulate reductions
Signage, decals, literature and other materials to communicate how B20 use benefits your community
Participation in educational events and conferences
Other projects customized to members’ needs
In exchange for these benefits, the B20 Club of Indiana asks member fleets to report annual B20 fuel use and the number and age of vehicles operating with B20. We use this information to calculate emission reductions and other benefits for each fleet.
Want to learn more?
Contact us for more information about biodiesel and the B20 Club.