SUSTAINABLE FUEL FOR YOUR FLEET. SERVING SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA
WHAT IS CLEAN DIESEL?
CLEANER, SMARTER, STRONGER FUEL FOR THE BAY AREA
At Dogpatch Biofuels, we’re redefining what diesel can be. Serving San Francisco, San Jose, the East Bay, and the greater Bay Area, our Ultra Clean Diesel blends — ranging from R99 to RB20 — deliver the power your engines need while drastically reducing your environmental footprint. Whether you’re fueling a single truck, a full fleet, marine equipment, or generators, our renewable diesel blends are engineered for both performance and sustainability.
Why Our Biofuel is Different
What is Biofuel and Why It Matters
Biofuel is a cleaner-burning alternative to petroleum diesel, made from renewable resources such as plant-based materials and waste products. Our renewable Ultra Clean Diesel is produced in the USA, supporting green collar jobs while delivering:
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Up to 60% fewer carbon emissions
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Improved engine lubricity and smoother performance
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Compliance with California diesel truck regulations
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Seamless compatibility with on-road, off-road, marine, and generator engines
By combining the sustainability benefits of biofuel with the reliability of renewable diesel, we help Bay Area fleets cut emissions without sacrificing power or efficiency.
FUEL THAT WORKS AS HARD AS YOU DO
Switching to renewable diesel doesn’t mean sacrificing performance. Our Ultra Clean Diesel is trusted by Bay Area commercial fleets, construction crews, and marine operators for its cleaner combustion, reduced emissions, and consistent reliability in every tank.
Whether you’re a fleet manager in San Francisco, a construction company in the East Bay, or a boat owner in the Bay Area, Dogpatch Biofuels makes it simple to transition to cleaner energy. With 24/7 access at our station and on-site bulk fuel delivery, we bring sustainable fueling directly to you.
THE EASY WAY TO ADOPT SUSTAINABLE FUEL
Contact us today to learn how switching to renewable diesel can help you save money, reduce emissions, and stay compliant with California’s diesel regulations