RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Bolivia will build ecological diesel and biodiesel plants to reduce imports of liquid fuels, Hydrocarbon and Energy Minister Franklin Molina announced over this past weekend.
The official underlined that the goal was to further the industrialization process in order to, in turn, cut down both foreign trade expenditures and state subsidies. It is estimated Bolivia will spend between US$1.0 and 1.2 million importing diesel in 2021 for domestic supply.
The ultimate target is to make way for the yielding of second-generation biofuels out of both urban waste and produce, added Molina, who . . .
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