New England Clean Fuels' goal is to develop the first commercial
scale BioDiesel Production Plant in Massachusetts, with a base capacity of 750K gpy and a peak capacity of 2 m gpy of BioDiesel. Currently planned for Lowell, MA and using a BioKing 3000, NECF's first plant is scheduled to produce its first batch of Biodiesel on or before New Year's Day of 2007. IN order to verify's the new system's functionality, initial batches will be processed with virgin vegetable oil seedstock using traditional methods. Beginning in March 2007, cutting edge algae based feedstocks will be used.
New England Clean Fuels is being funded and run by Jonathan L. Gal
of JLG Investment Management, Inc. with headquarters in Lexington,
MA USA. New England Clean Fuels is currently seeking a Chief
Operating Officer with experience in BioDiesel production to handle
day to day plant operations.
"Not only is the BioDiesel market in New England growing extremely
rapidly, but the new algae-derived feedstock oils have the potential
to dramatically lower BioDiesel feedstock costs for BioDiesel
producers. This could lead to dramatic profit improvements for
Biodiesel production plants." Said Jonathan Gal, President & CEO of
New England Clean Fuels. "From existing ethanol plants alone, not
to mention other CO2 emitting power plants and future ethanol
plants, the supply of algae-derived Biodiesel feedstock oils could
be several billion gallons per year, which far exceeds current
BioDiesel plant production capacity in the US. Thus, there is a
tremendous investment opportunity in building new BioDiesel
production capacity to take advantage of the anticipated lower costs
of algae-derived feedstocks."
Jonathan Gal, President & CEO
JLG Investment Management, Inc.
d/b/a New England Clean Fuels.
781-274-9630
Jonathan Gal
Founder & CEO
New England Clean Fuels
www.newenglandcleanfuels.com
'02 Black Jetta TDI
83,100 miles DinoDiesel, 3,000 BioDiesel
Running B100 for last 600 miles, no problems.
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