Northeast Biofuels aims to sell assets in April in bankruptcy move

In New York, Northeast Biofuels has requested bankruptcy court to approve its plan to sell its facility to pay down debt. The $200 million Northeast Biofuels plant never reached full operating capacity because of a design flaw that led to bacteria buildups. The proposed sale would close as early as next month. The company files for bankruptcy protection in January.

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