Surplus 1.5 MGY Biodiesel Equipment Package and 250 Kilowatt Cogen System Scheduled for Online Auction Ending Thursday, June 19, 2014

BETHLEHEM, Conn.--()--Maas Companies will auction a surplus 1.5 million-gallon-per-year biodiesel equipment package and a 250 kilowatt Cat Generator/Cogen System Thursday, June 19 via a timed online auction ending at 5 p.m. EDT. The equipment is surplus to BioPur & BioPur Light & Power, a leader in renewable energy.

BioPur Inc. opened the first commercial, bio-diesel production facility in Connecticut in 2006. The plant used a batch-processing configuration to produce 1.5 MGY of ASTM D 6751, B99 and B100 fuel-grade biodiesel. The plant used soybean oil and recycled cooking oil (yellow grease) for feedstock in a dry wash process.

As a secondary business venture, BioPur Light & Power, used its own plant-produced biodiesel as clean electric power for the plant and sold the remaining power to the grid for up to 150 homes. The state-of-the-art “BioWatz Project” monitored real time generator production, power consumption, feedstock performance and environmental efficiencies. BioPur was a recipient of numerous federal U.S. Department of Energy grants and awards for its innovation.

After a recent acquisition by Darling International, this surplus equipment must be sold. Potential buyers are encouraged to schedule a site visit on the following days:

Wednesday, June 4, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Wednesday, June 18, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Other times by appointment

Auction details are available on the Maas Companies website: www.biodieselplantauction.com or by calling (507) 285-1444. Maas Companies specializes in liquidating specialized assets including ethanol and biodiesel plants and equipment.

Contacts

For Maas Companies
Allison Guyton, 507-285-1444

Release Summary

Maas Companies to auction surplus 1.5 MGY biodiesel equip package and 250 kilowatt Cat Generator/Cogen System (Bethlehem CT) Thurs, June 19 via timed online auction ending at 5 pm. Site visits avail.

Contacts

For Maas Companies
Allison Guyton, 507-285-1444