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New biodiesel plant opens Aug 15, 2007 1:10 PM advertisement
The Renewable Energy Group (REG) announced that production of biodiesel at Western Dubuque Biodiesel is now under way. The new facility, which is located near Farley, IA, is has a production capacity of 30-million gallons of “high-quality” biodiesel annually. This brings to 13 the number of Iowa-based biodiesel plants, which together produce more than 258-million gallons a year. The fuel will be made from soybeans and other vegetables. A bushel of soybeans yields about 1.4 gallons of biodiesel fuel, according to the Iowa Soybean Assn. REG is a full-service biodiesel company that builds and manages biodiesel plants. |
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