110 Mgy Red Rock Renewable plant approved in Iowa

March 27, 2008

In Iowa, Red Rock Renewables won approval for its 110 Mgy corn ethanol plant proposed for a site near Pleasantville. Opponents had criticized the plant’s location, traffic impact , safety plan, and potential for pollution as well as raising issues with water usage. Construction is expected to star later this year.

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