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Algae Oil Company Wishes to Talk to Potential Bio-refineries

Found this note at the Oil from Algae yahoo group (it’s an excellent group, those interested in this field, please join up!); thought I’d post it so folks could get in touch with Jonathan.

“I am planning a venture capital backed company in the field of “feedstocks from algae.” One of the key ingredients that venture capital investors are looking for before funding the venture is a list of prospective customers. If you have a biodiesel or ethanol processing plant of any size at all (even home brew), please send me your name & contact information so that I can put it on the list to show my investors. If you want to see a new algae production company get started, with the backing a multi-million dollar venture capitalists, then I need your support as prospective customers.

Please … real replies only. The Venture Capitalists will do their homework. They will want to come and visit your site to see that you are a real customer. So, do this only if you actually have processing equipment and you might be able to use algae based feedstocks, either for ethanol or biodiesel

Jonathan Gal, Founder & President New England Clean Fuels, Inc. d/b/a Texas Clean Fuels, 1015 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA 02420, [jlg99]@[comcast.net] (remove the [] for email) ; Tel: 781-274-9630
” – End of message

Note: Those interested in talking to Jonathan, please kindly get in touch with him directly. Oilgae is not involved in this venture in any way.

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About Oilgae – Oilgae – Oil & Biodiesel from Algae has a focus on biodiesel production from algae while also discussing alternative energy in general. Algae present an exciting possibility as a feedstock for biodiesel, and when you realise that oil was originally formed from algae – among other related plants – you think “Hey! Why not oil again from algae!”