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More ethanol plants

Feb 1, 2007 12:00 PM

New Cargill subsidiary Emerald Renewable Energy LLC has announced plans to develop four ethanol plants in the Midwest and is considering several potential sites.

Emerald Renewable Energy will develop and invest in renewable energy projects in the U.S., and Cargill will provide the initial development capital for the projects. Emerald Renewable Energy will contract with Cargill for services to support the facilities, including corn supply, natural gas, price risk management and the marketing of ethanol and distiller's grains.

Each plant will use nearly 40 million bushels of corn annually and produce 100 million gallons of ethanol and more than 300,000 tons of dry distiller's grains for animal feed each year. The plant sites being considered include greenfield locations as well as locations with Cargill grain elevators and other utility infrastructure providers. The plants are expected to create about 40 jobs per location.







 

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