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- Guardian newspaper article on African biofuel includes comment from Viridesco Limited
- James Scruby visits Eagle Farm at the end of the harvest season.
- James Scruby and Christopher Hunter attend and participate at the Jatropha World Africa conference in Brussels
- James Scruby and Christopher Hunter take part in a webinar
- Set-up of crushing unit nearing completion
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James Scruby and Christopher Hunter attend and participate at the Jatropha World Africa conference in Brussels
James Scruby and Christopher Hunter attend and participate at the Jatropha World Africa conference in Brussels involving around 100 international delegates comprising jatropha farmers, investors and academics. Continue reading
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James Scruby and Christopher Hunter take part in a webinar
Webinar Q & A session entitled “Will Jatropha become another ‘DotCom Bubble’? Continue reading
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Set-up of crushing unit nearing completion
The establishment of a jatropha-powered seed crusher for Eagle farm is now underway. Continue reading
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GVEP (Global Village Energy Partnership) publishes an article written by Christopher Hunter
GVEP (Global Village Energy Partnership) publishes an article written by Christopher Hunter in its July newsletter – Click here for more
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Viridesco and Elsbett establish a cooperation with Aston University on pure Jatropha oil fuel
Viridesco and Elsbett are pleased to have been asked by Aston University of the UK to cooperate with the University on a project to assess the performance of pure Jatropha oil as a fuel for use in a diesel engine. Continue reading
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Indicative data for 2009 yields are patchy but generally encouraging
Indicative yields of Jatropha seed from the oldest bushes in Viridesco’s Mozambique project are encouraging and exceed our yield expectations on a “per bush” basis. Continue reading
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