I have just made a post of all the sites I have visited to get my info. Somewhere in that reading it states the approx. ramp up date for the Montana plant to come on-line, July. They kept 2 people from Great Plains as plant managers to assist in ramp up in addition to a personnel list of past employees. This should help in getting plant up and running, maybe sooner than July. The focus in this plant is camolina seed which is used in jet fuel. This goes back to GenBio and the Alabama plant for further processing into jet fuel. This in turn will be sold to Bio Jet Corp. BioJet has government contracts to deliver to our military and public airlines. BioJet is trying to ramp up to 20M barrels/year by 2020 or 200M gallons.
200M gals. X cost of jetfuel= how much revenue ($billion??)
Can CPOW handle this type of capacity with 2 plants? No, I dont think so. Which brings us back to China and building the 3rd robust plant. Thus the China deal must move ahead under the JV.
Which brings us back to the question, is the China grain deal going to move ahead? IMO, yes, it has to to bring this all together.
We still haven't addressed the canola oil?
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