KU Biodiesel Initiative
Research. Sustainability. Outreach.

The KU Biodiesel Initiative is a grassroots, student-run operation to produce biodiesel from used cooking oil generated on campus. It is our goal to meet the requirements of all KU's buses, landscaping and maintenance equipment, and power generators on campus with this renewable fuel.

 

Current KUBI Projects (as of 11/17/13)

If any of these topics interest you, come volunteer with us!

  • Soap Production from Glycerin byproduct
  • Methanol distillation recovery
  • High-voltage glycerin separation
  • KU bus pilot program proposal

 

 


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