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US Development opens 5.5 million gallon ethanol terminal in Dallas; will serve north and central Texas

June 2, 2008

In Texas, U.S. Development Group opened a new ethanol terminal in Dallas that will offer 5.5 million gallons of storage on a 15-acre site, and pipe ethanol to gasoline blending terminals via pipeline. The Dallas Fort Worth Rail Terminal, served by Union Pacific, is expected to materially reduce the cost of trucking ethanol to blending terminals in north and central Texas.

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    Written by Jim Lane · Filed Under The Daily Biofuel Summary 

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