Proposed NuFuels ethanol plant in Indiana halves capacity to 22 Mgy, citing corn costs

In Indiana, the proposed 44 Mgy corn ethanol NuFuels plant in Huntington County has reduced its proposed capacity to 22 Mgy. The company said that high corn prices had forced the reduction. The NuFuel plant is expected to commence construction in October 2008 and be complete by Fall 2009.

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