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Seaboard Energy supports the use of sustainable energy from and for the Seaboard Foods system. 

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Seaboard Energy produces biodiesel by using pork fat from the the Guymon processing facility, along with beef fat and used cooking oil. 

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Seaboard Energy Missouri, located in St. Joseph, Mo., produces biodiesel using regional corn oils. 


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​Nearly 130 employees convert animal fat or vegetable oils to biodiesel in the plants, which run 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.  

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​Seaboard Energy makes more than 75 million gallons of biodiesel annually.



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The plants in Guymon, Okla., and St. Joseph, Mo., are BQ-9000 certified through the National Biodiesel Board.

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The company injects 600 mm btu of renewable natural gas into the pipeline each day. 

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​Seaboard Energy CNG supports the energy needs of Seaboard Foods’ compressed natural gas (CNG) powered vehicles.

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​HPB CNG owns a public filling station, located across the road from the Guymon pork processing facility in Guymon, Okla.

 
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​This ensures the availability of CNG fuel to Seaboard Foods’ truck fleet and others in the Oklahoma panhandle.

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​Seaboard Foods has more than 180 vehicles that run on CNG. Seaboard Energy has two filling stations.
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CNG emits far less pollutants than diesel, including 25% less greenhouse gasses, 88% less NOx and 22% less particulate matter.