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Green Energy Biofuel Featured on NPR The South Carolina Business Review Podcast hosted by Mike Switzer is a weekday feature from South Carolina Public Radio.  The program provides listeners with business, economic, and community news important to South Carolina residents and business professionals.  On this episode Green Energy Biofuel is featured on NPR.  Our founder…

Green Energy Biofuel Awarded for Growth and Positive Work Environment in South Carolina Green Energy Biofuel wins award from SC Biz News. This clean energy company won recognition as the No. 1 High-Growth Small Company in SC.  Co-owners Bio Joe Renwick and Dr. Beth Renwick, along with just a few of their valuable team members…

Green Energy Fuel Co-Owners Discuss their Most Important Resource Joe and Beth Renwick — Mr. and Dr. — run Green Energy Biofuel, one of the largest companies in the Southeast turning waste from restaurants and industrial food operations into renewable fuel. In the course of growing the business to four locations and 42 employees, their…

A Growing Recycling Business in Aiken County: Green Energy Biofuel Green Energy Biofuel is a growing recycling business in Aiken County.  Despite rapid growth and expansion of recycling services, some Aiken residents are still unfamiliar with the company which recently was awarded the No.1 High Growth Small Company in SC. Dede Biles, of the Aiken…

Carolina Recycling Association Honors Green Energy Biofuel Carolina Recycling Association honors Green Energy Biofuel and ReSoil Compost, two South Carolina-based recycling firms. They received CRA’s 2022 Annual Recycling Award for advancing zero-landfill solutions through vertical integration.  The award honored the companies' significant contributions to the environment and regional economy. Co-owner and founder Joe Renwick accepted…

Expanding Biofuel Company Chooses Warrenville for New Headquarters A new, innovative way to create fuel now has a major base of operations in Aiken County. Green Energy Biofuel, a home-grown business that collects waste cooking oil and recycles it for biodiesel production, moved its headquarters from Winnsoboro to Warrenville after purchasing a new plant on Main…