VEGA BIOFUELS, INC. (OTC PINK: VGPR) announced today that it will hold an Open House to showcase how Bio-Coal is manufactured.

The Open House is scheduled for noon on Saturday, May 30, 2015. Those interested in participating in the Open House are required to register for the event by going to Vega’s website, vegabiofuels.com or by sending an email request to info@vegabiofuels.com. Once registered, attendees will receive an information sheet outlining the agenda for the event.

“We are looking forward to hosting everyone at the Virginia facility and showing how our Bio-Coal is manufactured. We will be in full production during the event and our shareholders will be able to ask questions about the production process and take home a Bio-Coal sample,” stated Michael K. Molen, Chairman/CEO of Vega Biofuels, Inc. “This is a great opportunity for shareholders and those that follow our Company to have an inside look at our process. We will have refreshments and a question and answer session as well.”

Vega currently markets a green-energy product called Bio-Coal. Bio-Coal has a high energy density of up to 13,000 BTUs/Lb and is considered a renewable energy fuel that meets the Renewable Portfolio Standards and Renewable Energy Credits (RECs) in the United States. Bio-Coal can be burned in existing coal-fired power plants around the world as an alternative to traditional coal.

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