In Connecticut, CT Biodiesel presented plans for its 50 Mgy biodiesel plant proposed for Suffield. Many residents appeared opposing the plant for causing local disruption, while supporter said it would become the largest taxpayer in town and would donate $130,00 in fuel each year which be used for town buildings and vehicles.
In related news, Magellan is reportedly considering construction of 145,000- barrel biodiesel storage facility at its New Haven, Connecticut terminal.
In Connecticut, CT Biodiesel has applied for zoning permits for a 50 Mgy canola and soy-based biodiesel plant in Suffield, the first commercial-scale facility in Connecticut. Under its proposal, the c...
In Connecticut, the 5 Mgy Cheshire biodiesel plant is for sale following the closing of parent company F&S Oil. The untested, incomplete plant will be sold to the highest bidder by auction firm Th...
The first biodiesel fuel station has opened in Connecticut. Gov. M. Jodi Rell was on hand for the opening at Berkshire Country Store in West Cornwall. The fuel had previously only been available in Co...
In New England, an investor group has proposed a $135 million ethanol plant in North Kingstown, Rhode Island. The Atlantic Ethanol plant would produce up to 60 Mgy of corn ethanol for New England mark...
In Connecticut, the Center for Advanced Technology has launched a Small Business Incubator Program for biofuels and will offer up to $5 million in grants to biodiesel producers for equipment, storage ...
In Connecticut, CT Biodiesel responded to resident criticisms of its biodiesel project by bringing 20 architects and engineers to a public hearing, where they presented for three hours on the merits o...
