Family Owned Since 2008

Green Energy Biofuel transforms waste into growth opportunities, meaningful work, and a cleaner, greener planet.

Green Energy Biofuel LLC is a leading provider of waste management and tank cleaning solutions for medium and large manufacturers. With our expertise in handling and processing organic waste, we offer comprehensive services tailored to the unique needs of our clients. Our specialized team utilizes state-of-the-art equipment and environmentally friendly practices to ensure efficient and safe waste removal, containment, and disposal. Whether it's tank cleaning, waste oil collection and recycling, or waste management consulting, we deliver sustainable solutions that adhere to the highest industry standards. Partner with us to optimize your waste management processes, minimize environmental impact, and contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Our depackaging service efficiently separates organic waste from its packaging, ensuring maximum recovery and recycling potential. With our state-of-the-art depackaging equipment and expertise, we handle a wide range of materials, including food waste, expired products, and packaging materials. Our sustainable practices minimize landfill waste and enable the conversion of organic matter into valuable resources, such as biofuels or compost.

The Green Energy Biofuel LLC Story:

BioJoe Renwick comes from a long line of entrepreneurs in Winnsboro, SC. Both his father and grandfather owned businesses in town. Joe’s first business was a landscaping business that he sold when he moved to North Augusta with his wife, Dr. Beth Renwick, who was completing her residency in emergency medicine. However, Joe kept his sturdy 2003 Chevy Diesel Pickup truck that he bought for the landscaping business which would later come in handy as he moved forward in his career path.

While living in North Augusta Joe worked at Wachovia Bank until the banking industry collapsed in 2007. Shortly after that, he found a job selling pharmaceutical drug manufacturing equipment – tanks, pumps, and valves. Joe acquired experience as a salesperson and gained a deep understanding of fluid process design. Unfortunately, the sole owner of the company passed away and Joe found himself unemployed.

Through extensive research and countless hours, Joe was able to produce his first batch of biodiesel in his garage! “Within a few weeks and a few hundred dollars, I was making fuel from waste cooking oil recycled from the local tapas restaurant ‘The Bee’s Knees’ in downtown Augusta,” – Joe explains. By the time Beth finished her residency, Joe had made eight batches of fuel. After testing the fuel in his own truck and seeing its success, he knew he was onto something big.

Joe and Beth moved back to Winnsboro after Beth completed her residency. Beth got a job at Lexington Medical Center’s Emergency Department, where she still practices today. “Upon our first night home, we had some old friends over we hadn’t seen in years. We discussed future plans for Joe and decided – biodiesel was the path forward,” – remembers Beth.