Biodiesel magazine debuts online, interactive US, Canada plant map

The publishers of Biodiesel magazine have introduced an online, interactive Biodiesel Plant Map for the US and Canada, with zoom in features, and pop-up data including capacity, feedstock, builder and star date.

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