Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Kemi" in English language version.
The Chinese company Kaidi announced the plans on Wednesday. The refinery will be the world's first so-called second generation biomass plant [...] 75 percent of the fuel will be biodiesel and 25 percent biogasoline, the company says. Energy wood will be the main feedstock, but also harvesting remains and leftover bark from Lapland's forest industry will be utilized. The plan is to have commercial production by 2019 and means a huge boost to local employment in the Kemi region with over 150 permanent positions.
A reported $1.1 billion investment by China's Kaidi into a biodiesel plant in Kemi, Finland is significant.
