Dial Energy abandons 100 Mgy corn ethanol project in Illinois over feedstock, financing issues

March 18, 2008

In Illinois, Dial Energy has abandoned plans to construct a 100 Mgy corn ethanol plant in Abingdon, citing high feedstock prices and financing difficulties. The company originally projected to commence construction in 2006 on the $200 million project.

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