Central States Enterprises proposes 110 Mgy corn ethanol plant in Indiana

March 24, 2008

In Indiana, Central States Enterprises has proposed a 110 Mgy corn ethanol plant near Montpelier. TheÂ $150 million project would also produce 376,000 tons of distillers dried grains, and would be sited adjacent to an existing grain storage and rail facility.

CORNE proposes 40 Mgy corn ethanol plant for Elkton, Indiana

In Indiana, the Corporate Organization for Renewable Natural Energy (CORNE) announced plans to construct a 40 Mgy corn ethanol and biodiesel plant near Elkton. The company said that construction of th...

POET to build 115 Mgy corn ethanol plant in Indiana, sources report; 4th in state for ethanol giant

In Indiana, several sources are reporting that POET will construct a 115 Mgy plant in West Lebanon. The $260 million corn ethanol plant would be the fourth owned by POET in Indiana, complementing faci...

Residents group opposes 27 Mgy wood waste ethanol project in Indiana

In Indiana, a group of Starke County residents group are opposing a 27 Mgy wood waste-based ethanol plant proposed for San Pierre. The developers have applied for a zoning variance from the Board of Z...

ForeverGreen, International Power propose $227 million waste-to-energy project in Indiana

In Indiana, ForeverGreen Enterprises and International Power Group announced a plan to construct a $227 million plant that will convert 750 tons of industrial, chemical and medical waste into biofuels...

Green Fuels proposes 20 Mgy biodiesel plant in Indiana

In Indiana, Green Fuels has proposed a 20 Mgy biodiesel plant on a 32-acre site in Fulton County. The company has requested a rezoning hearing with the County to advance the project. The proposed feed...

Local officials give green light to Virginia biodiesel project, red light in Indiana

In Indiana, the St. Joseph County planning commission recommended that the county council turn down a rezoning application by Bio-Diesel Enterprises for its proposed soybean oil biodiesel plant. Biodi...

Written by Jim Lane · Filed Under Producer News