The Bio 49 Degrees Project
Press
Bellingham Herald
Monday, October 31, 2005
Biodiesel
Plan Spans Border
A $70,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is paying for the Bio-49 project until September 2006. The trucks should be using the fuel as soon as January.
Washington
State: Innovation is in Our Nature
Friday, September
30, 2005
New
Cross-Border Bio-Diesel Project Converts
Bio49 is a response to the EPA’s “West Coast Collaborative,” an initiative working to reduce diesel air pollution. The project derives its name from the 49th parallel latitude that crosses the U.S-Canada border near Washington state and British Columbia. The EPA grant, along with matching funds totaling $280,000, will be used to launch and fund the Bio49 project for one year.
Renewable Energy Access
Friday, November 4, 2005
Biodiesel
for Both Sides of the Border
Thanks to a $69,777 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency grant, the Washington Technology Center's Northwest Energy Technology Collaborative will launch a project to convert waste vegetable oil into biodiesel fuel for utility line trucks that operate along both sides of the U.S./Canadian Border.