CO2 and dry ice production

Ace Ethanol is an ethanol plant in Stanley, Wisconsin, built by local investors so local farmers could benefit from the increased value of the corn they grow. Construction on the original 15-million-gallon plant began in 2001, and by 2004 it expanded to 30 million gallons of ethanol yearly. A CO2 plant was built to add CO2 and dry ice as co-products. In 2005 a second grain-receiving location called Four Corners was established, growing to include 1.3 million bushels of corn storage. In 2013 Ace Ethanol acquired all Utica Energy facilities in the Oshkosh

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