Awards and Acclaim

				The World Economic Forum: 2010 class of Technology Pioneers World Economic Forum \| December 3, 2009 BioFuelBox was named a 2010 Technology Pioneer by the World Economic Forum and has been invited to attend the Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland this January. The company was one of 26 visionary companies chosen after a vigorous selection process by 58 global technology experts. The only waste-to-fuel company to win this year’s prestigious award, BioFuelbox is being recognized for helping industrial and municipal customers reduce pollution and increase energy independence by transforming their wastewater grease into clean-burning biodiesel.

				The World's Most Intriguing Startups BusinessWeek \| November 12, 2009 BioFuelBox (Spotlight) Slide 3 Fertile Ground for Startups (Article) "BusinessWeek set out to find the world's most intriguing new companies. After much reporting and research, we've assembled a list that's a barometer of innovation trends in the global economy, with startups that are pioneering new markets in biotechnology, clean technology, health care, and Web computing."

				The GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies of 2009 BioFuelBox Named as Category Winner for the 2009 GoingGreen Top 100 AlwaysOn \| September 3, 2009 "... Equally innovative is our winner in Resource Recovery and Waste Management, BioFuelBox, a company that manufactures a turnkey waste-to-energy system...."

				SPECIAL REPORT: The Next Energy Innovators BusinessWeek \| July 18, 2009 The Next Energy Innovators (Article page 2) Slide Show: 25 Companies to Watch in Energy Tech (Slideshow) Energy Technology: 25 to Watch (Line item 3 in table) "The company wasn't the first to figure out how to cook waste into useful stuff. But BioFuelBox realized the true value lay not in selling disposal systems to customers but in saving them money by taking their refuse for free. So it developed compact refineries that can be loaded onto flatbed trucks and sent to waste sites. Even if the government eliminates subsidies for biodiesel, the company says it can profitably sell its fuel for the same price truckers pay for oil-based diesel."

				Fox Business News Exclusive: Turning Trash into Cash Fox Business News \| June 8, 2009 "BioFuelBox CEO Steve Perricone weighs in on company plans to process potato waste in Idaho."

				The GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies of 2008 BioFuelBox Named as Category Winner for the 2009 GoingGreen Top 100 AlwaysOn \| September 4, 2008 "AlwaysOn today announced the winners of its GoingGreen 100 Top Private Companies.... category winnere are... BioFuelBox in Waste Management "