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Study to look at making biofuels more accessible

The Cowichan Energy Alternatives Society has snagged a grant from the province.
Executive Director Brian Robert says the money will be used to produce a feasibility study to follow up on a survey that found more people would be willing to use biofuels but there are problems accessing the product…..
Robert says the solution could be more “green and go pumps” like the one that’s located out at Bings Creek.
He expects the feasibility study to be done by next spring.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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