Renew Energy

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Renew Energy is a privately owned, corn-fed ethanol fuel plant located in Jefferson, Wisconsin. Renew Energy produces 130 million gallons of fuel-grade ethanol yearly, making it the state’s largest ethanol plant,[1] along with nearly a dozen high quality by-products ranging from carbon dioxide to distillers dried grains. Renew Energy utilizes the world's largest dry corn fractionation system, capable of processing 1 million bushels of corn weekly. The plant was designed by Delta-T Corp and uses a high efficiency vacuum distillation and dryer system.

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  1. ^ Construction moving ahead on Wisconsin’s largest ethanol plant. Ethanol Producer Magazine. BBI International Media (November 2006). Retrieved on 2007-11-08.
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