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Breaking News |
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Robinson
Construction was on site
Thursday, September 25th
to install the sign
listing the construction
team. Soil samples and
engineering have been
completed and work should
begin soon!!! |
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Renewable
Power of MO, will soon be
constructing a 30 million
gallon ethanol plant in
Marshall, Missouri.
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 Groundbreaking
ceremonies were held
Tuesday, September 30th at
11:00a.m. at the site.
Pictured above: State
Representative Jim
Seigfreid, Mayor of
Marshall Connie Latimer,
General Manager of
Renewable Power of
Missouri, Phil Danforth
and Paul Findlay, with
Robinson Construction,
break ground at the site.
With all permits in place
and approval from the City
of Marshall to begin
construction, General
Manager Phil Danforth is
pleased to announce that
the plant will soon be
underway.
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 State
Representative Jim
Seigfreid welcomed
Renewable Power of
Missouri to Marshall and
congratulated them on
selecting Marshall as the
site for the plant. |
 General
Manager Phil Danforth and
wife, Lyn tell the crowd
they are excited to get
the ethanol plant
underway. |
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The
plant is a corn-based
dry-mill production
facility producing
ethanol, distillers dried
grains, and carbon
dioxide.
In
a feasibility study
prepared by BBI
International, the
proposed Marshall site was
deemed an excellent
choice. The most prominent
advantages being the two
major rail lines adjacent
to the site, all utilities
are at the site including
sewer to the Marshall
wastewater treatment
system, the site is in an
enterprise zone, there is
an abundance of corn in
the area, and all the
desired community support
services for the proposed
ethanol plant are
available within a few
miles of the site in
Marshall, Missouri.
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