Allegro Subsidiary Allocated $150M GO Zone Bonds by Louisiana Governor.

LOS ANGELES -- Allegro Biodiesel Corp. (OTCBB:ABDS), announced that Governor Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, of the state of Louisiana, has allocated $150 million in Gulf Opportunity Zone Bonds ("GO Zone Bonds") to be issued by the West Calcasieu Port for the benefit of the Southern Intracoastal Biofuels, L.L.C., a 50 percent owned subsidiary of Allegro.

Allegro is currently pursuing next steps to support the bond issuance, including finding buyers for the bonds. If the bonds are issued, the proceeds would be expected to be used by the project team to engineer, procure and construct a multi-phase biodiesel-manufacturing facility with supporting infrastructure, including a dock and storage tank facility to hold inventories of raw materials and finished fuel products at the Port of West Calcasieu or within the Port's taxing district on the Gulf Intracoastal WaterWay. This facility would be strategically located in the Gulf Coast petroleum-refining corridor making blended biodiesel more available in the Gulf Coast region and Gulf Intracoastal WaterWay. The bond allocation is in effect until January 16, 2008, at which time bonds that have not been delivered will be returned to the Gulf Opportunity Zone Bond Pool. There is no assurance that Allegro will find buyers for the bonds or other ways to utilize the bond allocation before the January 16, 2008 deadline.

GO Zone Bonds are a new category of tax-exempt private activity bonds referred to in the GO Zone Act as "Gulf Opportunity Zone Bonds." The bonds are an integral part of the federal assistance made available in the GO Zone to support the rebuilding and revitalization of the local and regional economies impacted by hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

GO Zone Bonds present a unique opportunity for private business owners and corporations to borrow capital at very favorable tax-exempt rates to acquire, construct, reconstruct or renovate non-residential real property, qualified residential rental projects, and public utility property in the GO Zone. While the bonds must still be sold to private parties, businesses will essentially be able to use the state's tax-exempt borrowing authority to borrow money at a low interest rate, creating an extraordinarily important financial option for rebuilding.

"The Governor's approval of this allocation, along with the 2 percent renewable fuel standard, is an example of Louisiana's support of biodiesel. This is an opportunity to bring in commerce that benefits not only the Port community but also local farmers," stated Darrell Dubroc, Chief Operating Officer of Allegro. "This project would boost the Southwest Louisiana economy and result in increased job opportunities for the community."

About Allegro

Allegro Biodiesel Corporation is a producer and distributor of biodiesel fuel. Allegro began production and sales in April 2006, becoming the first operational producer of biodiesel in the state of Louisiana. Allegro's biodiesel production facility is located in Pollock, Louisiana and uses renewable agricultural-based feedstock to produce biodiesel. For more information or to be added to the Company's email list please click here or visit the Company's website at www.allegrobiodiesel.com.

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