Innovation Fuels shipping biodiesel to New York City; individual shipments as large as 15,000 barrels

In New York, Innovation Fuels announced that it has commenced shipments of biodiesel of up to 15,000 barrels to New York City. The company, which recently purchased  and redeveloped a 312,000 barrel terminal at the Port of Milwaukee as well as a biodiesel production facility that supplies New York, is also now actively testing pennycress as a biodiesel feedstock in a growing program in conjunction with farmers in Washington, County.

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