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Succinic Acid Plant Planned For Canada
by Michael McCoy
March 29, 2010
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 88, Issue 13
DNP Green Technology and GreenField Ethanol plan to build a $50 million plant that will make biobased succinic acid for use in deicing applications. DNP Green recently opened a succinic acid demonstration plant in Pomacle, France (C&EN, Dec. 14, 2009, page 23). GreenField is Canada’s largest ethanol producer, and the partners say their preferred site is GreenField’s grain-based ethanol plant in Hensall, Ontario. Deicers made from succinic acid reduce corrosion on roads and airport runways while offering a negative carbon footprint, DNP Green says.
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