Key stakeholders

Click to go to site of Great River EnergyGreat River Energy is a wholesale generation and transmission cooperative with generation assets in North Dakota and Minnesota to serve its 28 member distribution cooperatives in Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. Great River Energy’s newest power plant is Spiritwood Station, a combined heat & power plant in Spiritwood, ND. Great River Energy can improve the efficiency and economics of the power plant by selling steam to nearby processing companies. A Cellulosic biomass refinery uses steam and can supply solid fuel by-products that can further improve the carbon footprint through biomass co-firing.

Click to go to site of InbiconInbicon A/S is a Cellulosic biomass refinery technology subsidiary of DONG Energy, a Danish utility company. Inbicon has patented technology to pre-treat and process wheat straw and other crop residues to make a superior feedstock for biofuels including cellulosic ethanol and purified lignin. Because Denmark has a strong national commitment to using indigenous, renewable resources for energy, Inbicon set out to improve the processing and handling of crop residues for energy production.

Click to go to site of Blue Flint EthanolBlue Flint Ethanol is the first co-located, directly integrated ethanol plant in the world. The Blue Flint Ethanol Plant is adjacent to the Coal Creek Station; a GRE coal fueled power plant near Underwood, North Dakota. The new ethanol production facility uses what is primarily waste heat from steam generated at Coal Creek Station to process 18 million bushels of corn into 50 million gallons of ethanol per year. The result is one of the industry’s most energy efficient, environmentally friendly facilities.

  

 
Click to go to site of Jamestown/Stutsman Development CorporationThe Jamestown/Stutsman Development Corporation is a multimillion dollar economic development program available that is committed to creating a healthy, more diverse economic climate, strengthening its businesses and creating jobs for the community. The JSDC is a source of comprehensive information for expanding or relocating your business. JSDC owns Spiritwood Energy Park with 100 plus acres of land available, which has access to low cost steam from neighboring combined heat and power plant. They also own a Business Park which has 30 acres available and 55 acres in their Food Processing Park, all available for manufacturing, warehouse distribution or national service.
Click to go to site of PowerStockPowerStock is an affiliate company of Pacific Ag Solutions, the largest ag residue and forage harvesting company in the country. PowerStock’s management team has a combine 52 years of experience collecting, baling, shipping, and storing agricultural residues (corn stover, oat straw, wheat straw, etc.) as well as forage crops such as sudan, timothy, switchgrass and alfalfa.

Click to go to site of North Dakota Department of CommerceNorth Dakota Department of Commerce

Click to go to site of Great Plains Institute
Great Plains Institute: Sustainability advocate, policy analysis, stakeholder coordination

  

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