BALTIC BIOFUEL ON THE CHEAP
April 1st, 2010
BY MONIKA HANLEY
THE BALTIC States and their eastern neighbours have long been viewed as a cheap supply of labour and goods to the rich countries within the European Union (EU), but now local companies and governments are looking to expand biofuel production to satisfy both growing domestic and export demand.
While these countries present a significant potential for being a substantial biofuel producer, biofuel production is still lagging behind much of the rest of Europe. Currently this region's biofuel industry profile is similar to other EU member states, ...
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