Proposal would require Maine heating oil to contain biofuel by 2011
Posted by admin on 01 Dec 2009 at 09:29 am | Tagged as: Biofuel
A proposal by Maine State Representative Steve Butterfield mandates that heating oil in Maine contain at least 2% biofuel by 2011.
Rep. Butterfield added a number of provisions allowing the governor to suspend the mandate if the biofuel market should fail. The initial mandate requires all No. 2 home heating oil sold in Maine to contain 2 percent biofuel. However, the goal is that the amount of biofuel will increase along with Maine biofuel production.
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