The biorefinery being installed by NRF BioEnergy at a White Castle sugar mill, which will turn sugar cane waste into biomass pellets that can be burned in coal-fired plants, is on schedule to begin production in July, the company’s co-founder told those gathered at a conference hosted by the LSU AgCenter on Wednesday in conjunction
White Castle biomass plant on schedule to begin turning sugar cane waste into fuel in July
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