Very nice find.That Blog Was signed by MAXANENA //For a plesant surprize Google MAXANENA. Was to me maybe I.m Way behind on info,but I liked it anyway. Regrads tribi
Its just funny how things are turning out here. Last year, it was on Pickens website that shareholders came across all those correpondence with Brian and Mack and now it this one.
How can they post all these info on public board like that when they even can't properly update their loyal supporters??
Is this another strategy to sell more shares in the market or let Cornell cover ?
What happened to all the political connections that Mack had? Brian was very happy with that and was bragging about that in PR........................was he talking about all the blogging!!!
It looks like Mack was communicating with a key player in this administration, imo. Stockinvestor
USDA’s Vilsack says Biofuels plant is future of U.S. energy
by Debra Schell Press And Journal Staff : 5/12/2010
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The Obama Administration’s quest to wean the nation off foreign oil by turning to renewable energy sources brought U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack to Middletown Friday.
Vilsack, along with Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Reading, and U.S. Rep. Tim Holden, D-Pa., toured the Middletown BioFuels plant on Emaus Street.
Middletown BioFuels uses oil from soybeans to produce 1.8 million gallons of bio-diesel fuel for transportation and home heating.
“Further developing the biofuel and clean energy industries offers a real opportunity to create a new rural economy that has a foundation for economic growth,” Vilsack said.
Vilsack praised the aggressive action of Holden, an advocate for Middletown BioFuels, after the tour on Friday, May 7. Holden is seeking re-election to Congress this year.
“It is an understanding that as we build these facilities, we reduce our reliance on foreign oil, and the billions of dollars that go out of our country to far-away countries that may not necessarily agree with our set of values,” said Vilsack, noting plants like Middletown BioFuels create good-paying jobs and support the local economy.
Middletown BioFuels is one of more than 120 companies that recently received funding under the USDA’s Rural Development Bioenergy Program for Advanced Bioufuels, a program authorized under the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008, known as the Farm Bill.
“When we did the 2008 farm bill, this is exactly what we had envisioned,” said Holden. “These continuing payments significantly help advance the production of biofuels in Pennsylvania,” said USDA Rural Development State Director Tom Williams.
“Middletown BioFuels plant is a prime agricultural region in central Pennsylvania. Businesses such as this create jobs in addition to producing renewable energy,” Williams said.
Middletown BioFuel, owned by CQ Inc., based in Blairsville, is located at 532 E. Emaus Street. The company produces biodiesel that can be used in any application using petroleum diesel fuel with improved emissions performance for buses, trucks, mining equipment, home heating, power plants, bulldozers, and many more, according to their website at www.cq-inc.com
The company, which opened in 2007, receives a production tax credit of 10 cents per gallon produced from the federal government and 75 cents per gallon of biofuel produced from state sources, according to Glenn Shirey, general manager of Middletown BioFuels.
Debra Schell: 717-944-4628, or dschell@pressandjournal.com
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