South Africa Approves 2 Billion-Rand Bio-Fuel Plant, Beeld Says
By Robert Brand -
2012-03-06T05:17:24Z
South Africa has approved tax incentives for a proposed 1.8 billion-rand ($238 million) bio- fuel plant that may start operating in 2014, Beeld reported, citing a statement by the Department of Trade and Industry.
The plant, situated at Cradock in the Eastern Cape province, will be majority-owned by the Industrial Development Corp. and will produce 100 million liters of bio-ethanol from sugar beet and sorghum, the Johannesburg-based newspaper reported.
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