Rising Phoenix B99.9 Biodiesel*

Oregon's First Biodiesel Station

Located in sunny Phoenix Oregon, Rising Phoenix Biofuels is Oregon's First Biodiesel Station that does not serve gasoline. We are not a gas station, and we are committed to sustainable choices in all our business decisions. We have Oregon's only heated biodiesel tank, powered by 100% renewable energy. If you are travelling from Washington to California, or passing by on the I-5, please stop by and share in this growing market for alternative fuels. We have a beautiful location with a creek, meadow for picnics, organic gardens, nursery, and eco-building warehouse. Come spend a few hours learning about the future of sustainable business, and see a practical application of 21st century technologies.

We welcome R.V.'s, Semi Trucks, Campers, Busses, Boats, Heavy Equipment, and all machinery that runs on diesel. We are proud to support domestic farmers and support sustainable choices in all our business decisions. We welcome ideas for collaboration, education, and promotion of alternative fuels. Please contact us by emailing to biofuels@phoenixorganics.com. Check back here for news & updates.

B20 at 3 Spots in Southern Oregon

I-5 EXIT 19 in Ashland (CARDLOCK: 24HR)
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I-5 EXIT 76 in Wolf Creek (541) 866 2711
(RETAIL 6:30 AM-11:00 PM, CARDLOCK: 24HR)
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HWY 62 Shady Cove (541) 878 2740
(RETAIL 5:00 AM-9:00 PM, CARDLOCK: 24HR)
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*We buy our b99.9 from a variety of sources based on price, availability, delivery time, quality and environmental impact. we have had a hard time finding consistent supplies of recycled b99.9 and the price is consistently $.20-$.50 higher w/ shipping. This is something we would love to provide to customers like yourself, and in the future we plan to install other large storage tanks, dispensers, and infrastructure. For now, we must choose one or the other every time we fill our single storage tank, and it is a complex decision. Anytime recycled is available and price is competitive, we will definitely choose recycled biofuel. For now we often just cannot afford to make that business decision, as much as we would like to do so environmentally. We hope you continue to support biofuels in whatever way you feel is best, and if you would like to be on our calling list for when we receive a recycled load, please let us know.