Vision Fuels Scrubs Plans for Two Additional Iowa Ethanol Plants; Des Moines Plant Expected to Start Construction in

Mon Jul 14, 2008 8:16am EDT
 
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  SUGAR LAND, TX, Jul 14 (MARKET WIRE) -- 
Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) -- Ethanol
start-up Vision Fuels LLC's (Urbandale, Iowa) plans to build three Iowa
fuel ethanol plants has been cut down to just one plant. Like many
companies looking to build ethanol plants, projects have been canceled or
put on hold because of record-high corn prices and market uncertainty.
The company had plans to build two identical 110 million-gallon-per-year
plants in Boone and Liscomb, Iowa, and is now only concentrating on a
single site for a 110 million-gallon-per-year plant in Des Moines, Iowa.
Praj Industries Limited (BOM:522205) (Pune, India) will provide the
licensed ethanol process technology for the $247 million project.

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