Avalor Capital gets go-ahead to raise $250 million for Fiji Biofuels Project

In Fiji, the US-based Avalor Capital has been given the go-ahead to present financing plans for the $250 million Fiji Biofuels Project, which will develop the Fiji ethanol and biodiesel industries.

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