BioFuels America Keeps Willie ``On the Road Again'' with Biodiesel; BioFuels America Delivers ``Nation's Most Promising Alternative Fuel Source - President Bush -''.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- Willie Nelson will again fill up his bus with biodiesel. The noon-time event at the Sheraton Suites in Plantation will bring in local activists and proponents of biodiesel as well as government officials and the media to demonstrate the use and promote the availability of biodiesel.

Although Willie has his own brand of biodiesel called BioWillie, he enlisted the assistance of local biodiesel distributor BioFuels America in Fort Lauderdale to supply him with over 150 gallons of B100 pure biodiesel. BioFuels America president Jim Robertson said, "It's great to have such support for biodiesel." Robertson also confirmed, "He's been using 100% biodiesel in his diesel powered bus for over 100,000 miles. Biodiesel is here and it's here to stay. Our phone is ringing off the hook with boat owners, car owners, and truckers looking for where they can purchase it. We will continue to offer it to consumers until a large enough retail network is established."

BioFuels America, Inc. (a Florida Corporation) is the regional leader of marketing and distributing renewable fuels, primarily Biodiesel. In business since 2004, BioFuels America is the driving force in Southern Florida behind the effort to educate the public about the benefits, both environmental and economical, of using Biodiesel. BioFuels America delivers EPA certified biodiesel to fleets, government departments, universities, marine vessels, truckers, and private users who understand the benefits Biodiesel provides for our local and national community.

Willie started his company "BioWillie" to improve air quality and to help America's family farmers find new uses for their products. Willie is such a believer in biodiesel, as of October 2004 he started selling a B20 biodiesel blend (20% biodiesel, 80% diesel) from a truck stop at Carl's Corner, on highway I-35, between Dallas and Waco, at Exit 374.