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Trash To Ethanol Plant
EDITORIAL: Trash-to-ethanol is a too-distant dream
The proposed trash-to-ethanol plant has produced little but speculation since the contract between developer Earl Powers and the Lake County Solid Waste Management District board was signed four years ago. Don't expect any jobs to be created in the near future, either.
Trash-to-ethanol plant contractors strike deal with developer
SCHNEIDER | A group of contractors planning to build a proposed trash-to-ethanol plant in Schneider announced Monday it has reached an agreement to purchase assets from developer Powers Energy of America.
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