Estill scheduled to present to the Louisville Metro Sustainability Committee on Thursday, September 13 and will be meeting with various groups that day as well as Friday, September 14.
Estill’s visit includes a number of receptions, according to an email from organizers.
Here’s his sechedule for Thurs., Sept. 13 and Fri., Sept. 14:
Thursday, September 13th from 5:30PM to 7PM at The Wine Rack
Taste local wines, share a little poetry, meet Estill
2632 Frankfort Avenue Louisville, KY 40206 – Telephone (502) 721-9148
Thursday, September 13th from 7PM at The Mayan Cafe
Taste local foods, learn something new, meet Estill
813 East Market Street Louisville, KY 40206 – Telephone (502) 566-0651
Call The Mayan Cafe to make reservations: $35 per person + gratuity and alcoholic drinks
Friday, September 14th from 5:30PM to 7PM at The Mammoth
BYOB, taste local snacks, meet & greet with Estill … we’ll watch a short film and have a Q&A
744 South 13 Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40210 - aron(Replace this parenthesis with the @ sign)themammoth.org and Telephone: (502) 758-8338
If you haven’t been to Louisville’s newest meeting space for artists, social justice and economic development, you have to!
Friday, September 14th from 7PM at Harvest Restaurant
Taste local foods, learn something new, meet Estill
624 East Market, Louisville, KY – Telephone: (502) 384.9090
Call Harvest Restaurant to make reservations: $45 per person + gratuity and alcoholic drinks
About Lyle Estill: In addition to founding Piedmont Biofuels, Estill has consulted for renewable energy projects in the United States and Canada, has advised the White House on green collar jobs and has published several books, articles, and essays on a range of topics from biodiesel to local economies. Learn more about Piedmont Biodiesel and Estill here.
Cooking oil-to-biodiesel fuel pioneer Lyle Estill coming Sept. 13 and Sept. 14 for pitch to Metro Louisville Sustainability Committee
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Cooking-oil-to-biodiesel pioneer Lyle Estill is coming to Louisville in September.
Considering Louisville’s massive restaurant infrastructure, it appears Estill is coming to the right place.
Estill is founder of Piedmont Biofuels in Pittsboro, N.C., which takes waste cooking oil and converts it to vehicle fuel.
The Louisville Biodiesel Cooperative is working to create a similar operation in our community.
Estill scheduled to present to the Louisville Metro Sustainability Committee on Thursday, September 13 and will be meeting with various groups that day as well as Friday, September 14.
Estill’s visit includes a number of receptions, according to an email from organizers.
Here’s his sechedule for Thurs., Sept. 13 and Fri., Sept. 14:
About Lyle Estill: In addition to founding Piedmont Biofuels, Estill has consulted for renewable energy projects in the United States and Canada, has advised the White House on green collar jobs and has published several books, articles, and essays on a range of topics from biodiesel to local economies. Learn more about Piedmont Biodiesel and Estill here.