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Pakistan to begin $1.6m Jatropha biodiesel pilot project

January 27, 2010 by Jim Lane  
Filed under Biofuels

In Pakistan, the national government plans to begin a pilot project on Jatropha plantation and biodiesel production at an estimated cost of $1.6m. The Korean government will assist Pakistan in initiating the project through provision of $1.4m, while the remaining amount will be provided by Zarai Taraqiati Bank Ltd. The project will comprise cultivation of Jatropha on at least 200 hectares and setting up a biodiesel production unit. To start the project, the bank will promote the plantation of Jatropha trees over 200 hectares.

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