Tellurian Biodiesel, Golden State Foods to develop biodiesel terminal in Los Angeles

In California, Tellurian Biodiesel and Golden State Foods announced a partnership to develop a biodiesel storage and distribution terminal in Los Angeles. The new facilty will be located at the DK Environmental storage and rail facility southeast of downtown Los Angeles, and will commence distribution of B99 in November, The terminal will be served by two railroads.

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