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April 07, 2008 | Jim Lane | Comments 0

Blue Sun Biodiesel secures $3 million financing to proceed with 10-terminal development plan

In Colorado, Blue Sun Biodiesel closed on an unsecured $3 million private loan that the company said would allow it to proceed with 10-terminal development to serve its B20 and B100 clientele. BlueSun said that first quarter 2008 sales were three times the pace set in the corresponding quarter of 2007.

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