Leaf Clean Energy injects $20 million to expand Greenline Industries

March 28, 2008

In California, Leaf Clean Energy has invested $20 million in Greenline Industries, to facilitate expansion of Greenline’s R&D effort. Leaf Clean, a publicly-traded investment company, said that it expect to complete its investment phase in December 2008 and is shortlisting another 23 companies for potential investments.

Greenline Industries says new biodiesel processor opens up more yellow grease, waste vegetable oil, other low-cost feedstocks

In California, Greenline Industries, which recently received a $20 million capital infusion, has developed a high free fatty acids processor that will permit more yellow grease and waste vegetable oil...

Miami to be home to new 60 Mgy biodiesel project from Oilsource Holding and Greenline Industries

In Florida, Oilsource Holding and Greenline Industries announced a 60 Mgy biodiesel plant in Miami. The $96 million project is expected to open in the first quarter of 2009. Last week, Hess said it w...

Today in Biofuels: Oil cos accused of rigging US markets; 20 percent export duty on crude palm oil; McCain’s record

Top Story:The Consumer Federation of America accused the US oil industry of conspiring to create tight markets for oil, with resulting increases in prices. The report said that widespread gasoline ava...

Biofuel Industries signs with GreenShift to expand capacity 20 Mgy

In Michigan, Biofuel Industries Group has signed an agreement with GreenShift to procure $10 million of proprietary biodiesel equipment, to expand its capacity by 20 Mgy. Biofuels Industries, which do...

Philippine government pledges $30 million to expand San Carlos sugarcane ethanol plant to 19 Mgy

In the Philippines, the central government signed a $30-million agreement to expand capacity at the FE Clean Energy/Bronzeoak Clean Energy sugarcane ethanol plant in San Carlos, Negros Occidental to 1...

Global Clean Tech investment to reach $7 trillion by 2030: study

Cambridge Energy Research Associates said in a report that clean tech investment will exceed $7 trillion by 2030, including investment in wind turbines, solar panels and biofuels. The study warns that...

Written by Jim Lane · Filed Under Producer News