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Three Biofuels Firms Get USDA Backing

by Melody M.Bomgardner
January 31, 2011 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 89, Issue 5
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Coskata produces bioethanol at this pilot plant in Madison, Pa.
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Coskata produces bioethanol at this pilot plant in Madison, Pa.

Waste-to-biofuels firms Coskata, Enerkem, and Ineos have received loan guarantees from USDA. The guarantees will make it easier and more affordable for the firms to obtain financing for commercial-scale facilities. Coskata received a $250 million guarantee for a wood-biomass-to-ethanol facility in Greene County, Ala., with an annual capacity of 55 million gal. Enerkem’s $80 million guarantee will support a 10 million-gal biofuels plant in Pontotoc, Miss., that will take in municipal waste. And Ineos Bio, an affiliate of chemical firm Ineos, received a $75 million guarantee for a bio­refin­e­ry in Vero Beach, Fla. The plant will have an annual capacity of 8 million gal of ethanol derived from vegetative waste.

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