Raptor announces startup of Greenwave Biodiesel plant
Raptor Technology Group Inc. announced Jan. 11 that a company it’s in the process of acquiring, Raptor Fabrication and Equipment Inc., has started up its newest biodiesel plant for Greenwave Biodiesel of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The facility successfully produced its first batch of ASTM-certified biodiesel and will now begin commercial production of biodiesel.
The Greenwave facility utilizes Raptor's flagship mid-sized, multifeedstock production system and is capable of producing 3.6 MMgy. System production can be remotely monitored by Raptor to insure maximum efficiency and up-time.
"The Greenwave plant is our first launch of the new year and we have introduced exciting new remote monitoring technology in the plant giving us the ability to monitor production and diagnose any problems increasing overall production and customer satisfaction," said Tom Gleason, President and CEO of Raptor Fabrication and Equipment. "With the reinstatement of the federal biodiesel tax credit and facilities we currently have in production for customers, 2011 is expected to be a strong year for Raptor," added Gleason.
Raptor Technology Group has signed a "Plan of Merger Agreement" with Raptor Fabrication and Equipment and is a technology supplier that provides ecofriendly and green solutions to global issues.
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