Chevron Proposes to Develop High-Efficiency Ethanol Plants

Filed in archive Biofuel by Reden Rodriguez on November 28, 2006

chevron Energy Solutions is in the news again, this time for proposing to put up high-efficiency ethanol plants for Ethanex Energy. The high-efficiency ethanol distilleries will be built in Missouri, Illionis, and Kansas and will have an estimated total output of 132 million gallons of fuel grade ethanol per year. Chevron Energy Solutions has gotten the contract to develop everything from pre-engineering, geo-tech studies, site and civils, and everything in between that will be needed to put forward a detailed design for the construction and selection of equipment of the Ethranex distillery. Read more about this here.

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