The San Juan County, Utah, BDO Zone for Woody Biomass is rated ‘BB’.
Rating Issue Date: November 25, 2024.
‘BB’ ratings indicate moderate prospects for Feedstock Supply and Infrastructure (FS&I) with an elevated vulnerability to risk over time, particularly in the event of adverse business or economic conditions.
BB
Feedstock quantities are expressed in bone dry tons per year (bdt/yr), while feedstock costs are expressed in USD ($). Maximum transport distance is based on a 75-mile driving distance from the centre point (Monticello, UT).
Contact Info
BDO Zone Local Development Leaders
Utah Rural County Grant Program (RCGP)
San Juan County actively participates in this state program, which provides funding for business expansion, infrastructure improvements, and workforce development.
Custom Fit Training Program (via Utah State University)
Offers tailored training solutions to help businesses upskill employees and support emerging industries in the region.
Collaboration with the Utah Inland Port Authority
The County is exploring potential infrastructure and logistics projects to enhance regional connectivity and reduce operational costs, especially for biomass and industrial sectors.
USDA Business & Industry (B&I) Loan Guarantee Program
Available to eligible businesses in San Juan County to support facility construction, equipment purchases, and working capital.
EDA Public Works and Economic Adjustment Assistance
Federal grants available for infrastructure development and economic diversification, including support for industrial parks and workforce expansion.
DOE Bioenergy Technologies Office (BETO)
San Juan County may be eligible for pilot funding from BETO to support bio-based facility development and technology deployment.
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