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Lincoln signs agreement with biofuels refinery to develop former mill site

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Lincoln has agreed to a 20-plus-year lease with a biofuels refinery that wants to produce wood-based heating fuel at the former Lincoln Pulp and Tissue mill site. Biofine Developments Northeast plans to invest more than $100 million in the first phase of a multi-stage project. The initial phase would create 160 jobs as the company ramps up to expand capacity.

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Lincoln signs agreement with biofuels refinery to develop former mill site

Lincoln has agreed to a 20-plus-year lease with a biofuels refinery that wants to produce wood-based heating fuel at the former Lincoln Pulp and Tissue mill site. Biofine Developments Northeast plans to invest more than $100 million in the first phase of a multi-stage project that will develop the former mill site, now called Lincoln Technology Park, according to Diane Vatne of Bangor-based Sewall, a consulting firm that has been working with th…

1 year ago·Bangor, United States

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