Kenya Sugar Board requires new mills to produce ethanol and electricity

August 7, 2013 |

In Kenya, the national Sugar Board has launched a new policy that would require new sugar mills seeking operating licenses to include ethanol and electricity production in their operations. The new policy will have a 24-month grace period, but after that all new mill applications must comply. The move is meant to ensure that mills are diversified enough that they can pay cane farmers without delay.

Category: Fuels

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