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  May 2009 


   

US: NBB warns of dropping biodiesel production

Source : domesticfuel.com

Biodiesel production in the United States has dropped sharply, and the green fuel’s biggest advocate warns of the dire consequences of that drop and urges implementation of federal environmental rules that would support biodiesel and other renewables. The National Biodiesel Board says commercial biodiesel production in the U.S. in March 2009 fell to 30 million gallons … down from 49 million gallons just a year earlier and as low as 2006 levels. In this statement from NBB CEO Joe Jobe, he says that if the trend continues, industry production will only be half of the 700 million-gallon output in 2008 … putting the country "at risk of going backwards in energy security".

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5 May 2009 | Figures :: Biodiesel :: United States & Canada
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