Big biofuel plant planned in Canada
A small town in Alberta, Canada, will soon be home to what’s being called the “world’s largest” biofuel refinery.
According to media reports, the 300-million-gallon-a-year plant will be built in Innisfail, which is located about 70 miles north of Calgary on Highway 2.
The partners in the project – Riverstone Holdings, the Carlyle Group and Dominion Energy – plan to break ground next year. Once it’s up and running, the plant will produce both bio-diesel and ethanol, as well as crushed canola.
1 comments:
I live in Innisfail in North Queensland , Australia. With the large sugar industry here one would think ethanol production would be a bigger thing.
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