U.S. Sustainable Energy announces Natchez ‘green’ power facility

U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp., a Mississippi Corp., announced recently the construction of the first 100 percent green power public utility in the United States.

John Rivera, CEO of U.S. Sustainable Energy Corp., said, “With the opening of USSEC’s new 500,000-sq.-ft. biofuel facility in Natchez, Miss., we will be supplying 100 percent of the power and electricity consumed by the city of Vidalia, La., through the Vidalia Power and Light Public Utility. Since the electricity will be produced from 100% bio-waste product derived from the production of USSEC’s organic 737 fertilizer created from soybeans, the power generated is renewable, recycled and green.”

Mayor Hiram Copeland said, “By using green energy, it will help lower Vidalia’s energy cost and attract more industry to the area. Vidalia is known as the ‘City on the Move,’ and with green power we are helping to clean up the environment today.”

“Our unique biofuel can be blended 50/50 with either gas, diesel, or biodiesel to widen the range of utilization and also improve the overall performance of the blends,” Rivera said.