In China, Hainan Yedao Group announced that it has received preliminary approvals for its 25 Mgy cassava ethanol plant in Haikou, a southern island of China’s. The liquor maker has partnered with a state oil company for the plant that will produce 20,000 of CO2 per year. The company said that it would grow cassava on 4,500 acres it acquired in Laos.
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