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November 16, 2007 | Jim Lane | Comments 0

Metro Terminals receives $10.86 million grant for New York City biodiesel ventures

In New York, Metro Terminals was granted $10.86 million in tax-exempt bond financing and tax benefits in support of its Metro Biofuels biodiesel project.

The company will construct two biodiesel plants in Brooklyn that will produce biodiesel and heating fuel.

New York apartment buildings and residents are turning to biodiesel for heating fuel. An article in the Christian Science Monitor projected that thousands of New York buildings will convert this winter, and that buildings in Boston and Philadelphia will begin to switch as well. The article estimates that New York burns 500 million gallons of fuel oil per year for heating.

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