biodiesel production plant

I have made significantly inexpensive Biodiesel from weeds (unwanted plants) in India. Can you help me?

The weeds are cheaply available in India in large quantities, so raw-material won’t be a problem. The people are currently only focusing on traditional oil-seeds which require prior cultivation. That’s why it has not been mass-produced in India yet. I have made biodiesel myself (not a big issue) and have calculated the total cost-of-production per litre (even for the small 5-litre sample that I made), and it comes out to be significantly cheaper than Geodiesel prices in India. Thus, could you help me finance it? Do you know any Venture Capitalist(s) that can help me in this field? I have not gone to the press directly as they sometimes require you to reveal a lot of details, including the oil-source and the complete processes used for production. However, I’m willing to show a working demonstration in person if required, and can disclose the details if you’re a genuine person/organization. Please leave an answer or email me. Thanks a lot!

I suggest you appraoch venture capital fims that are absed in India. I am in the US and so can’t really recommend any VC firms.

You will have to get much more explicit in describing your process if you hope to get any financing.

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