BDI – BioEnergy International has signed an agreement to construct a multi-feedstock bio-diesel facility worth over €20m for biom in Croatia.
The facility, which will have a total capacity of around 100,000 tonnes per year, is expected to produce high-quality bio-diesel by the end of 2014.
The BDI multi-feedstock technology will convert unutilized resource potential into high-quality bio-diesel at this facility.
BDI board member Edgar Ahn said that the installed BDI multi-feedstock bio-diesel technology will enable biom to convert many different waste and residual materials into high-quality bio-diesel.
"Thereby, it does not only make an important contribution to environmental protection in the area of transport, but also helps to safely dispose problematic waste streams or even convert them into useful substances,"Ahn added.
"This confirms, that this BDI bio-diesel project is not only for BDI an important and pioneering project in the growing economies of South-East Europe, but in our opinion, for the state of Croatia this is a landmark project."
The agreement was signed by a member of the BDI management board and biom president of the management board.
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BDI – BioEnergy International AG sealed with solemn signing the establishment of the first Multi-Feedstock BioDiesel plant in Croatia!
07.10.2013
(Grambach, 07.10.2013) BDI – BioEnergy International AG sealed at the official signing of the contract with representatives of Croatian politics, the BioDiesel pioneer project for the future market Croatia.
-Establishment of the largest Multi-Feedstock BioDiesel plant in Croatia / South-East Europe
-Order volume of the project amounts 20 million Euros
With great pride and joy, signed Edgar Ahn, PhD – Member of the BDI Management Board – on behalf of BDI, together with the customer biom d.o.o. (represented by Mr. Robert Kovac, BA – President of the Management Board – image on left) the contract for the construction of the first Multi-Feedstock BioDiesel plant in Croatia with an order volume of more than 20 million Euros.
In the presence of Croatian and Austrian economic and political representatives, the course setting for the Croatian BioDiesel market in the field of renewable energies took place.
All participants emphasized, that this is a showcase for the future market of South-East Europe in creating this customized BioDiesel plant.
For the first time, through the constantly evolving BDI Multi-Feedstock Technology, unutilized resource potential can be converted into high-quality BioDiesel.
The representative of the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, Ms. Vesna Trnokop-Tanta has pledged full support for the project and underlined, that this is an important step for Croatia in meeting the EU’s demands regarding the renewable energy directive in the fuel sector.
The total capacity of the plant will approximately be 100,000 t/year.
The first high-quality BioDiesel should already be produced by the end of 2014.
"The installed BDI Multi-Feedstock BioDiesel Technology will enable our customer biom d.o.o. to convert many different waste and residual materials into high-quality BioDiesel.
Thereby, it does not only make an important contribution to environmental protection in the area of transport, but also helps to safely dispose problematic waste streams or even convert them into useful substances. This confirms, that this BDI BioDiesel project is not only for BDI an important and pioneering project in the growing economies of South-East Europe, but in our opinion, for the State of Croatia this is a landmark project," says Edgar Ahn, PhD (CSO) – Member of the Management Board.
