Ethanol Week - April 16, 2012

Eco-Energy to build Atlanta center, NC center to start up May 5 Tennessee-based ethanol marketing firm Eco-Energy Holdings Inc.is developing an ethanol unit train and storage facility to serve the Atlanta, Ga., area, similar to one being completed in Denton, N.C. READ MORE SHARE
Company develops new distillers grains products for range animals Nebraska-based Rayeman Elements Inc. is producing 100 percent distillers grains supplemental products for forage animals, compressing the DGs into cubes with minimal fines. READ MORE SHARE
	Sweetwater Energy and BioGasol announce partnership Sweetwater Energy Inc., a Rochester, N.Y.-based cellulosic sugar manufacturer, and BioGasol ApS, a Danish biotechnology company, have entered into a strategic partnership. READ MORE SHARE
Construction completed at Hungarian ethanol plant Fagen Europe partnered with Ethanol Europe to build the Hungarian version of a 50 MMgy Fagen/ICM Inc. ethanol plant in Dunafoldvar, Hungary. The plant recently began producing ethanol. READ MORE SHARE
Valero Renewables - Jefferson settles air pollution violation Valero Renewables Fuels Co. LLC in Jefferson, Wis., has settled with the state of Wisconsin on an air pollution complaint. READ MORE SHARE
WASDE: Wheat feeding, early corn expected to extend supplies USDA left the feed grain balance sheets for the current marketing year unchanged in its monthly supply and demand report. After a couple of reports without a mention of ethanol, the April report simply noted that nothing changed. READ MORE SHARE
USDA supports Western Plains Energy biogas project USDA approved a $5 million payment to Western Plains Energy LLC to support the construction of a biogas anaerobic digester at the 50 MMgy ethanol plant in Oakley, Kan READ MORE SHARE
Biofuel groups support RFS, EPA in federal lawsuit Six biofuel trade associations have filed a motion in the U.S. District Court of Appeals to intervene in support of the U.S. EPA's Renewable Fuel Standard 2012 final rule being challenged by the American Petroleum Institute. READ MORE SHARE
Pairing DDGS, canola meal has negative effects in turkey study A study conducted in Minnesota showed turkeys fed 20 percent distillers grains had similar body weight to turkeys fed a corn-soy diet but that problems developed depending on what alternative feed ingredients were included in the ration with DDGS. READ MORE SHARE