China New Energy empezará en 2015 la construcción de una biorrefinería en Hungría

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China New Energy (CNE, http://www.chinanewenergy.co.uk/), empresa enfocada en la construcción de  plantas de bioetanol y biobutanol, ha informado el pasado miércoles de que está a la espera de comenzar durante este año 2015, la ejecución de tres plantas de producción de etanol en Hungría, Tailandia y Nigeria. En Hungría, Visontai Bioetanol Fejleszto Korlatolt Felelossegu Tarsasag ha informado a CNE de que los bancos locales están de acuerdo en asegurar una financiación de 30 millones de euros para la biorrefinería de Visonta. La planta tendrá una capacidad de 150 millones de litros (39,6 millones de galones) al año de etanol procedente de maíz.

Según el comunicado, CNE llevará a cabo el proyecto en colaboración con la “Oriental Scientific Instrument Import and Export Corporation” (OSIC) y empresas de construcción locales. CNE tiene, además, una opción de adquirir el 24% de la planta. Hungría es un importador neto de petróleo y el etanol producido será usado para alimentar el mercado de combustible doméstico.

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