Beatrice plant marks first anniversary as Nebraska’s only biodiesel maker June 21, 2017 min read The Norfolk Daily News reports that the Duonix Beatrice Biodiesel plant is marking “its first full year in business.” Plant manager David Cotten said, “Our challenge is to implement the Benefuels technology into our process which allows us to streamline the conversion of feedstocks into biodiesel and we also can be more flexible in the feedstocks. That’s really the big bet for us, flexible feedstocks so we can buy the lowest-cost feedstock and convert it into high-value biodiesel.” Read more here Share Tweet Share Tags: Flint Hills Resources In the News Manufacturing Transportation Fuels Get updates right in your inbox. Stay up to date with all the news from Koch. Continue Reading May 11, 2022 Solar Installation to Help Power Flint Hills Resources Facility February 15, 2022 Into the Clouds: IT Product Manager Is Inspired By A Challenge February 11, 2022 Good Energy: How An Environmental Engineer Helps Pine Bend Achieve Stewardship Goals, Again And Again
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