North Carolina's Biofuels Campus

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Home to the Biofuels Center of North Carolina, a statewide, private nonprofit established by the North Carolina General Assembly that works comprehensively to establish a new industry sector for biofuels and related bioproducts.
A unique resource, the nation's only large-acreage site that is able to accommodate all four critical activity areas for sector development:

Defined by the Vision and Guiding Plan, a two-year master planning effort of all major stakeholders, led by prominent architectural firm O'Brien Atkins Associates.
The site of the Biofuels Company Accelerator, an exceptional business incubator for biofuels and related bioproducts: the first operational facility that is available for business partnerships on campus.
The site of the Oxford Biodiesel Plant, a 35 KGY facility for biodiesel production from fats and oils: the first operational facility that is available for pilot and demonstration on campus.
Strategically located in Oxford, North Carolina, a short drive from the
Research Triangle Park, Raleigh-Durham International Airport, and several major research universities.
A joint project of the Biofuels Center and the North Carolina Department of
Agriculture and Consumer Services.
The historic site of the Oxford Tobacco Research Station, which has provided significant gain for the state and nation for a full century.