Getting approval from the Department of Energy, ICM will soon begin construction on a $25 million cellulosic ethanol plant, which will be built in St. Joseph, Missouri.
Along with the plant will be a demonstration facility.
An existing plant which was formally used to make ethanol from grain will be switched to making ethanol from switchgrass, energy sorghum and corn fiber.
Construction on the project, which ICM will contribute $6 million to, will start in August.
Friday, June 11, 2010
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