Vietnam to launch two 150 Mgy cassava ethanol plants

March 13, 2008

In Vietnam, the state oil company Petrovietnam announced two 56 Mgy cassava ethanol plants. England’s Bronzeoak Group is expected to invest $138 million in one plant, located at an undisclosed location in the center of the country. The second plant, also at an undisclosed location, is expected to be back by Japan’s Itochu.

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Written by Jim Lane · Filed Under International