Consolidated Biofuels, Inc. Embraces the Renewable Fuels Standard Program

DALLAS--Jan. 5, 2006--Consolidated Biofuels, Inc. (OTC:CBIO), supports the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Renewable Fuels Standards program.

Under new standards issued by U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the standard is the first step in EPA's Renewable Fuels Standard Program -- which EPA Administrator Stephen L. Johnson says is designed to reduce vehicle emissions and strengthen U.S. energy security by doubling the use of fuels produced from U.S. crops by 2012. The regulation, announced Wednesday, explains how the industry will comply with the 2005 Energy Policy Act's default provision requiring that 2.78 percent of the gasoline sold or dispensed to U.S. motorists in 2006 be renewable fuel such as ethanol and biodiesel.

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About Consolidated Biofuels

Consolidated Biofuels is planning to construct and operate six 30 million gallon production facilities and is dedicated to a cleaner America by increasing the availability of biodiesel fuel nationwide and expanding the effort to reduce pollution caused by petroleum diesel fuels.

Through tactical relationships and experienced management, Consolidated will amalgamate its resources to greatly enhance the facilities' capabilities, allowing the Company to realize economies of scale advantages. Additional advantages encompass improved management systems and advanced technical solutions.

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