Iowa Plant Receives EPA Approval for Cellulosic Production

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October 18, 2017

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(Edeniq Inc./Ethanol Producer Magazine) Edeniq Inc., a leading cellulosic and biorefining technology company, recently announced that the U.S. EPA has approved Flint Hills Resources’ registration of its 100 million gallons per year Iowa Falls, Iowa, ethanol plant for cellulosic ethanol production using Edeniq’s technology.

Iowa Falls is the fifth existing ethanol plant to receive approval from the EPA for cellulosic ethanol production using Edeniq’s Pathway technology. The four existing ethanol plants that have previously received this approval are: Pacific Ethanol’s Stockton, California, plant; Flint Hills Resources’ Shell Rock, Iowa, plant; Little Sioux Corn Processors’ Marcus, Iowa, plant; and, Siouxland Energy Cooperative’s plant located in Sioux Center, Iowa.

Edeniq’s registered customers now total 500 MMgy of nameplate ethanol capacity and are averaging more than 1 percent cellulosic ethanol.

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Edeniq’s technology remains the lowest-cost solution for producing and measuring cellulosic ethanol from corn kernel fiber utilizing existing fermenters at existing corn ethanol plants, and has already proven cellulosic ethanol yields of up to 2.5 percent or higher, as a percentage of its customers’ total volume output. Once approved by EPA, customers are eligible to qualify cellulosic gallons with D3 RINs, which are considered the most valuable on the RIN market. READ MORE

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