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Big boost for biofuel maker. $100 million funding could make Imperium Renewables leader in field

January 26, 2007 /

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Less than a week after President Bush committed the country to alternative fuel production, Seattle-based Imperium Renewables has raised a mammoth funding round that could establish the three-year-old startup as a leader in the emerging biodiesel industry.

By JOHN COOK
P-I REPORTER

Full Story: http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/301259_imperium26.html

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