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Canada’s Suncor to expand Ontario plant capacity to 105 Mgy
In Canada, Suncor Energy said that it will invest $117 million to increase the capacity of its ethanol plant in Sarnia, Ontario to 105 Mgy. The company said that it would commence construction this year and the plant will be complete by the end of 2009.
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Canada’s 85 Mgy Kawartha Ethanol plant features zero wastewster discharge, zero waste productsIn Canada, at the new 85 Mgy Kawartha Ethanol plant now under construction in Ontario, "There’s not one ounce of water discharged from this plant and not one ounce of waste product coming out of thi...
Suncor to double ethanol capacity to 105 Mgy at Ontario plantIn Canada, Suncor Energy has received $25 million in assistance from the federal government as it invests $117 million in upgrading capacity of its St. Clair ethanol plant to 105 Mgy. The company said...
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Northern Ethanol proposes 150 Mgy ethanol plant in OntarioIn Canada, Northern Ethanol said that it intends to build a 150 Mgy ethanol plant in Sarnia, Ontario for $210 million. The plant will commence construction later this year and be completed in 2010. No...
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