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Biofuel Advance Research and
Development, LLC. (BARD) is building the first full
composite plant in the north east region of the United
States. The facility will combine a 60M gallon biodiesel
production plant and a 66M gallon soy solvent extraction
plant and a 66M gallon ALGAE cultivation, harvesting
& extraction plant. Soybeans and Algae will be used with
an established MULTI FEEDSTOCK TECHNOLOGY. The global
markets for biodiesel are entering a period of rapid, growth
and transition thus creating a key opportunity. A
fundamental transition in the global fuel production market
is now occurring.
With this composite plant BARD has a key advantage over
stand alone bio fuel plants. The soy extraction process has
three additional sources of revenue over and above bio fuel.
The additional revenue sources are soy meal, soy hall
pellets and the over production of soy oil. The algae
extraction process has one additional source of revenue over
and above the bio fuel which is algae cake. BARD has
developed a plan to use technology, which is laboratory
proven, to produce biodiesel from algae. The algae will be
grown on site by the use of carbon dioxide and a
photo-bioreactor technology.
It is estimated that within the next 10 years the US will
produce 30% of all bio diesel refined globally. Due to the
growing role of the US in the global market BARD has begun
to develop plans for expansion near key ports in three other
states. The U.S. will be one the leading supplier of bio
diesel in the global market and BARD intends to be a leader
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