Colombia biofuels supplier, Ecodiesel is planning to build a massive 100,000 tonne/year capacity biodiesel plant in Barrancabermeja, Colombia with cost of investment to be in the range of $23m to start construction in February 2009.
The plant will use palm oil feedstock using Brazilian engineering technology Dedini A Industrias de Base. Upon completion, Colombia will be Latin America’s second largest biofuels producer after Brazil.
50% stake in Ecodiesel is partly owned by Colombian palm and vegetable oil manufacturers namely Extractora Central, Palmas Oleaginosas Bucarelia, Extractora Monterrey, Oleaginosas Las Brisas, Palmeras de Puerto Wilches and Palmas del Cesar y Agroince.
The plant will use palm oil feedstock using Brazilian engineering technology Dedini A Industrias de Base. Upon completion, Colombia will be Latin America’s second largest biofuels producer after Brazil.
50% stake in Ecodiesel is partly owned by Colombian palm and vegetable oil manufacturers namely Extractora Central, Palmas Oleaginosas Bucarelia, Extractora Monterrey, Oleaginosas Las Brisas, Palmeras de Puerto Wilches and Palmas del Cesar y Agroince.
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