local station is still selling B100 for 3.50 per gallon, dunno how they expect anyone to adopt it priced nearly a dollar more per gallon than #2, this is in Nevada.

The price will vary depending on where you live vs. the stock they use to produce the fuel. I've seen B100 as low as 2.30 per gallon, wish the boys out west here would bring the price in line with that, they'd have trouble keeping the tanks full heck I'd even consider buying more again vs. producing my own.

 

I bought 60 gal a few weeks ago for $2.60. It sounds like your seller isn't passing on the dollar blending kickback from the government. Most of them have to mix a tiny bit of #2 with it and call it B99 to get the kickback.

 

I just paid $3.50 here in northern Nevada at Bently Biofuels.

Costs too much~! Smells too good!

 

My NC Co-op's price for B100 is $3.50/gallon (plus $50/year for the privilege of being a member!). Price is definately slowing its spread to general use - but then if it were too popular it would be hard to get.

I can get B20 at a commercial station for the same price as No. 2 ($2.69 last time I looked).

 

last time I checked it was $3.65 a gal. Indiana

 

I can get it out here from a few sources for around 2.50.

 

They dont sell 100% around here thats convient for me. I do purchase b20 when possible usually same price as regular diesel.

 

I just paid $3.50 here in northern Nevada at Bently Biofuels.

Costs too much~! Smells too good!

hehe that's the place I was eluding to, sure wish they'd drop the $$$ a bit, I mean it's yellow and all but it ain't gold!

I've actually sent them a few emails asking about the 1$ per gallon kick back from the govt. no responses from them. I'll have to ask in person the next time I'm down there, sure would be nice to pickup fuel for $2.50 per gallon wouldn't it...

 

For B20, I usually pay what #2 sells for, B90 is about a .10 more.

Personally, B5-B10, is sufficient, I would love to run higher, but any higher than B20 doesn't justify the cost.

 

A couple weeks ago there was someone in our local Pennysaver selling it for $1.40 gal.,minimum 250 gal.--I think I'll pass though--seems problematic to me.

 

$3.25 a gallon here in Gainesville, FL.