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Posted by: Community Fuels 8/16/2006
Central Valley Business Times, CA- American Biodiesel Inc., operating as Community Fuels, says it will design, build and operate one of the state’s largest biodiesel plants in Stockton, according to the San Joaquin Partnership, a non-profit economic development organization.
Wednesday, August 16, 2006
Stockton picked for biodiesel plant
Central Valley Business Times, CA- American Biodiesel Inc., operating as Community Fuels, says it will design, build and operate one of the state’s largest biodiesel plants in Stockton, according to the San Joaquin Partnership, a non-profit economic development organization.

The plant will be located at the Port of Stockton on a multi-acre site adjacent to a 40,000 square foot warehouse space.

It will initially produce 5 million gallons of biodiesel annually and is designed to accommodate an expansion to over 10 million gallons of biodiesel annually.

Initial employment is estimated at 12 or more.

“We selected the Stockton area because it is in the heart of Central Valley agriculture production and is conveniently located to serve the Northern California and Bay Area fuel markets,” says Community Fuels’ CEO Lisa Mortenson.

“The Community Fuels’ biodiesel project will manufacture an alternative fuel made from renewable sources and we welcome them to the Port’s growing family of tenants,” says Port Director Richard Aschieris.

Community Fuels initially will import soy and canola oil from the Midwest for use as feedstock for production, but the company says it hopes to partner with the agricultural and food manufacturing industries to develop a regionally appropriate feedstock supply.

“In order to maximize the economic and environmental benefits of biodiesel, it is important to integrate regional feedstock supply with the production,” says Ms. Mortenson.

For the complete article please link to:
http://www.centralvalleybusinesstimes.com/stories/001/?ID=2746
Central Valley Business Times
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