Looks like the EPA finally was able to push RFS2 through.  Biodiesel from WVO and Poultry fat scores a 87% on Greenhouse Gas Reduction compared to diesel.  RINS ticked up a couple of cents but the real question will be if EPA will enforce 2009 and 2010 RINS.  Without enforcement the RINS will stay low.  In our opinion without the $1 tax credit from the IRS, biodiesel will never hit the RFS2 requirement of of 1.1billion gallons for 2009 and 2010.  Will RINS replace the $1tax credit?  Some feedback we have received is it might get to $.60 to $.80 in the tax credits absence but even still it is hard to see biodiesel as competive as something you can pump out of the ground.

Lab results showed that a 1:500 ratio of Power Services anti-gel product reduces CFPP to 3f with a blend of B20. 

We decided to put our plant production on hold until word of the tax credit status comes through.  In adddition we are looking for RINS to climb above $.08 in anticipation of RFS2

Began processing of SME for use in Georgia of 10,000 gallons for cold weather use.