Husky Energy opens 35 Mgy wheat, corn ethanol plant in Manitoba

In Canada, Husky Energy opened its 34 Mgy wheat and corn ethanol plant in Minnedosa, Manitoba. The plant replaces an older 4 Mgy facility, and will also produce 126,000 tonnes of dried distillers grains for the feedstock market.

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