Sentence examples for ethanol distillery from inspiring English sources
For years, the arrival of an ethanol distillery in agricultural America was greeted mainly with delight, a ticket to the future in places plagued by economic uncertainty.
That would disappoint Rick Brehm, president and chief executive of Lincolnway Energy, an Iowa corn ethanol distillery, who says the industry still needs help from the government.
The results show that the biorefinery's energy efficiency increases significantly with the integration of a methanol production plant in a conventional ethanol distillery.
— When plans were announced for a new ethanol distillery on the outskirts of this city of 9,000, residents complained that it would mar the view from the municipal golf course.
In Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota and even Iowa, the nation's largest corn and ethanol producer, this next-generation fuel finds itself facing the oldest of hurdles: opposition from residents who love the idea of an ethanol distillery so long as it is someplace else.
"That makes ethanol the only commercially available alternative," said John Urbanchuk, executive vice president of A.U.A. Consultants of Moorestown, which was hired last summer by the New Jersey Farm Bureau, a trade organization, to do an economic feasibility study on building an ethanol distillery in New Jersey.
There are 55 ethanol distilleries in 20 states.
Now, suddenly, there is massive new demand for grain from US ethanol distilleries.
In Iowa, which has more ethanol distilleries than any other state, residents near Grinnell filed a lawsuit to try to stop a company from building an ethanol plant.
EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson also said that existing corn ethanol distilleries or ones under construction would probably be "grandfathered," or exempt from the new regulations.
Taking a cue from Midwestern farmers who have improved their lot by selling corn to ethanol distilleries, sugar cane and sugar beet farmers want an ethanol deal of their own, paid for by American taxpayers.
