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WHAT'S HAPPENED:

April 30th - Fossil Free Fuel opened its doors with a ceremonial ribbon cutting, demonstrations, and music. The event was a huge success!

Click for the shop opening press release.

Dave did a whirlwind of talks and tabling at the following gatherings:

  • Sierra Club and Steelworker’s Union Green/Blue Alliance Meeting in Homestead, PA
  • FLUX artist festival in Braddock, PA
  • West Chester University Earth Day Event
  • Kutztown University Earth Day Fair

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Annie O'Neill, Post-Gazett 2007

WHAT'S HAPPENING:

Fossil Free Fuel is the proud sponsor of this year’s Bristleheads birding team that competed in the World Series of Birding. This 24 hour birding event across the garden state of New Jersey was completed in a 1996 E300 Mercedes. Over 500 veggie miles were clocked as well as 170 species of birds. Though the team did not win the event, they made an international record in the world of birding by being the first ever team to complete the event solely on alternative fuels. Look out for the story in the up and coming National Geographic magazine. Go to http://www.bristlehead.org/ for more information about the team.


New filters and SAE o-ring no-leak fitting heat exchangers are in get them while you can.

May / July / September - Basic Mechanics and Biofuels For Women

Class instructor and director Gina Favano received a Seed Award from the Sprout Foundation in support of a three-tiered workshop series. The first session will focus on basic maintenance and repair, with an overview of the differences between bio-diesel and straight vegetable oil technology. This class will be offered free of charge.

The next two classes, which will take place in the summer and fall, offer a more intensive alternative fuels concentration and will involve a small fee. Participants in the second class will convert a vehicle to run on waste vegetable oil. Participants in the third class will build a small bio-diesel processor.

The three classes, which are each divided into four weekly sessions, begin with the basics and segue into an intro to straight vegetable oil conversions and bio-diesel production. Participants will receive a foundational understanding of alternative fuels mechanics empowering them to further pursue interests they may have in the field of this exciting, emerging technology.

The classes, all of which take place on weekends, are being hosted by Fossil Free Fuel in their new space at 223 Braddock Avenue. For more information please email Gina Favano at gina@fossilfreefuel.com

For more information on Braddock visit: www.15104.cc

If you'd like more information about Fossil Free Fuel, or to schedule an interview, please contact Colin Huwyler at 412-894-8184 or e-mail Colin at colin@fossilfreefuel.com



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