Waste vegetable oil (WVO) is vegetable oil that is recycled, typically from restaurant fryers and is used in diesel engines. Most users reclaim WVO from their local restaurants for free. Many users of this fuel modify their engine compartment to provide heating for the WVO or SVO to decrease its viscosity. Straight vegetable oil (SVO) is vegetable oil that has never been used. Biodiesel is not the same as SVO or WVO, but it can be made from both through a chemical reaction.
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- Good Grease Provides news and promotes the use of WVO (waste vegetable oil) as an alternative to diesel fuel. Links, news articles, and a message forum.
- Passat 2005 Running on Used Soy Oil and B100 A weblog of a Los Angeles, California resident who runs his Volkswagen car on waste vegetable oil and biodiesel.
- B.I.O. Tour Public awareness campaign to highlight alternatives to America's fossil fuel addiction and to help grow the movement to use alternative fuels and sustainable energy in a vegetable oil-powered schoolbus.