International Energy Advisors {IEA} has announced an alliance with Epic Eco Energy {EEE} to become Central America’s largest bio-fuels provider. EEE has been working hard for the last two years on using the seeds from the jatropha curcas plant to produce B100 biofuel. This jatropha carcass plant has been planted in China, India, and Africa on millions of hectors of land, to get this highly sought after oil.

The plant is originally native to Central America and has been used for live fencing, soap and oil. The seed native to Central America takes only two years to reach maturity compared to three to four years on other continents.

This plant can grow well on arid and semiarid areas, which EEE is in negotiations with the Costa Rican government. They are meeting to accelerate the cultivation of jatropha curcass for the benefit of the country of Costa Rica and EEE.

EEE is in the forefront with one hundred hectors maturing this year, and an aggressive expansion plan to be over one hundred thousand hectors in the next five years, which will produce over thirty million gallons of B100 bio-fuel, and more than 50,000 jobs.

Jatropha curcas is the most cost effective and corporate responsible feed stock on the planet. This approach would provide long term price stability, reliability of supply and affordable prices to consumers.