The Associated Press
Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:03 UTC
MADRID - A Spanish emergency official says an explosion in a new biofuel facility situated near the central city of Salamanca has left one worker injured and caused a fire.
Regional emergency service spokeswoman Marta Marcos says the explosion occurred when a tank of ethanol ignited Wednesday at the plant in Babilafuente, about 20 miles (30 kilometers) east of university city Salamanca.
Marcos says authorities are investigating. The injured worker is in a hospital with minor injuries.
Biofuel differs from normal gasoline in that it is distilled from vegetal plants such as grain or sugar cane.
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Comment: These explosions also occurred in the last couple of days but in the US:
California
Connecticut
California again