Buffalo Biodiesel Inc. Expands Operations into Texas and Plans New Southeast Processing Hubs

Buffalo Biodiesel Inc. (BBD), a national leader in used cooking oil (UCO) recovery, has officially launched collection operations in Kilgore, Texas. This strategic expansion follows the recent approval of the company's Part 360 solid waste management permit in New York, which provides the operational foundation for aggressive growth. While BBD is currently transporting Texas-collected UCO to its flagship 300,000-gallon-per-week Tonawanda facility, this serves as a temporary logistics bridge for the company's broader Southern expansion strategy.

The company is actively planning the development of new, high-capacity processing plants in Alabama and Georgia. These upcoming facilities will replicate the proven, scalable model of the Tonawanda plant, enabling BBD to localize its processing footprint. By establishing these regional hubs, Buffalo Biodiesel aims to optimize its supply chain efficiency, significantly reduce logistical carbon emissions, and provide a consistent, high-volume feedstock supply for the growing advanced biofuel market.

This initiative represents a major milestone in the company's commitment to creating a sustainable, national closed-loop supply chain. Through its entry into the Texas market and planned development across the Southeast, Buffalo Biodiesel is positioned to solidify its role as a critical partner for renewable energy producers. The expansion underscores the company’s dedication to driving economic growth while advancing the global transition toward circular, renewable energy solutions.