Columbia Energy

Website:	www.columbiaenergypartners.com
Tel:	(360) 993-2900
Address:	317 Columbia Street, Vancouver, WA 98660
Type:	Producer – algae
Financials:	Private
Symbol:	–
Competition:	Sapphire Energy
Key execs:	Chris Crowley, President; Marl Kane, VP Project Development and Construction; Peter Blood, VP Origination & Portfolio Management; Jon Norling, VP & General Counsel
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