WASHINGTON — The Renewable Fuels Association praises Quad County Corn Processors on the production of the first gallon of ethanol from their new cellulosic "bolt-on" ethanol plant in Galva, Iowa.
The Adding Cellulosic Ethanol (ACE) project is turning corn kernel fiber, a cellulosic feedstock, into high-octane, clean-burning ethanol. The facility is expected to produce 2 million gallons per year of cellulosic ethanol from a feedstock already onsite.
RFA's President and CEO Bob Dinneen said, "Quad County is to be congratulated. This first gallon of cellulosic ethanol represents just the beginning of a long, promising future. Delayne Johnson. . .
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