Denver Business Journal interviews Rocky Mountain Biodiesel

Online, September 8, 2009 (Newswire.com) - Parker, CO - On Friday, September 4, 2009 the Denver Business Journal published an in-depth article titled "Biofuels: Good news for some, bad for others" interviewing Randall Lichner about the company's success with it's modular advanced biofuel refinery in the metropolitan Denver market. The article highlights the company's position on the sustainable community fuels concept that places small refineries designed to serve
the community, close to their customer base to reduce the carbon
footprint of the operation and those purchasing biofuel.

While other large Colorado biofuel operations are teetering on
bankruptcy and others have failed to materialize, Rocky Mountain
Biodiesel is expanding it's operation to capitalize on the strong
demand for its advanced biodiesel produced from recycled waste
vegetable oil. "We decided there's no way to sustain a biofuels
process if you're dependent on commodities purchases," said Lichner for the article, adding "Even if we're getting 500 gallons per month in, we can process it, sell it and make money at it."

The full text of the article can be downloaded at:
http://www.bioenergyhawaii.com/oil/DBJarticle.pdf
or at the Denver Business Journal website.

About Rocky Mountain Biodiesel

Rocky Mountain Biodiesel is operated by Hawaiian Islands Bioenergy, Inc., producing high-quality advanced biofuel that exceeds ASTM D-6751 fuel specifications. Hawaiian Islands Bioenergy, Inc. is the nation's premier developer of sustainable advanced biofuel refineries and technology. HIB is an advocate for community-based biodiesel, building scalable plants designed to serve the community. HIB is fully licensed and a proud member of the National Biodiesel Board and EcoGreen Alliance. For more information visit http://www.bioenergyhawaii.com or the Rocky Mountain Biodiesel website at http://www.rockymountainbiodiesel.net.