Illinois biodiesel producer BN National Trail revealed today that it has protected a purchase agreement of all biodiesel process devices from Kreido Biofuels. The delivery of the equipment is now underway from Houston, TX and is expected to show up in Newton, IL by October


According to the business, the job is a shovel-ready site. It is situated in an enterprise zone in Newton, IL near the second biggest transportation passage in the U.S. It's designed to maximize using development in the biofuels market as well as a better understanding of how to profitably manage a biodiesel production facility.


The scalable 30 MGPY facility's essential differentiator is the multi-feedstock capability of the technology, shown in massive production in Europe today. This allows BN National Trail to develop purchasing contracts with regional feedstock providers who will have the ability to provide crude soybean, corn oil, or other low-saturated oil at an opportunistically low price throughout the lifecycle of the plant.


"Enhancements from the plant in Newton will come from the innovative feedstock innovation program in Budapest where a pilot plant is being expanded to include algae as a feedstock. QSB, a BNE certified innovation will be integrated with the new process devices," validated CTO Robert Brooks. No timeframe has been offered for when the plant would start production.


"This purchase arrangement is a significant advance for BN National Trail. Not just will it supply income, but it will also speed up plans by approximately 2 years." stated CEO Tony Quinones.


Blue Northern Energy, LLC (BNE) and the LLC entity it produced, BN National Trail Holdings started searching for a site to commercialize a more energy efficient and low C02 processing innovation for the biodiesel industry. A nationwide look for a shovel prepared task website to develop lead BNE Chicago's entrepreneurship center and to National Trail Biodiesel Group (NTBG).


The National Trail Biodiesel Group, a venture by regional community members in Newton Illinois and Blue Northern Energy together to form BN National Trail. The five years of structure project advancement by National Trail combined with Blue Northern's skilled staff of biodiesel production, job management, and cash management knowledge guarantees well-informed and element management that will allow BN National Trail to be an innovative and world class biodiesel center.


BN National Trail will have direct access to the ABQ Innovation Center, the research study and advancement center for Blue Northern Energy. The center's objective will be to improve most current technology advances in biodiesel production and uses of sustainable energy. This will consist of examining numerous fuel sources, soy, corn, algae, white grease, biomass and jatropha; knowledge that will make it possible for different regions to monetize their specific edible and non-edible crop sources.