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Sugar Valley Energy project verified to issue green bonds for financing, hopes to secure funds and break ground summer 2021
CE+P project verified for green bonds
Sugarcane Takes Root In California’s Clean Energy Transformation
California Ethanol + Power Is Building The First Large-Scale Sugarcane-To-Ethanol Plant In The United States
Electric Cars Are Coming. How Long Until They Rule the Road?
Brawley Biofuel Facility to Build in Mid-2021, Receives Loan Extension
Sugar Valley Energy Announces Sugarcane Feedstock Production Program for Imperial Valley Farmers
“We are very excited to announce the launch of our Sugar Valley Growers program,” said Dave Rubenstein, CEO of California Ethanol & Power. “Grown, harvested and processed right here in Imperial County, sugarcane production for this project will bring significant and sustainable benefits for our economy and our environment.”
CE+P announces grower program
The developer of a long-awaited ethanol plant in Imperial County said he is now seeking a reliable supply of sugarcane. California Ethanol + Power Chief Executive Officer David Rubinstein said Monday it is seeking formal commitments from local farmers to grow the first 20,000 acres of sugarcane feedstock for Sugar Valley Energy, the new 160-acre energy campus planned within the 5,000-acre Keystone Industrial Complex near Brawley.
Sugar Valley Energy project pens 15-year contract with Midwest powerhouse CHS Inc.
IMPERIAL VALLEY — The growth of the sugarcane plant which California Ethanol & Power, LLC have been working on getting up and running since 2013 in Imperial County, recently took a major step forward. California Ethanol + Power (CE+P) announced an exclusive 15-year contract was awarded to CHS Inc. to market and sell the 68-million gallons of “Essential Ethanol” to be produced annually by the local Sugar Valley Energy campus, slated to be located at 136 E. Keystone Road between Highway 111 and Dogwood Road in Brawley, according to a December press release. Sugar Valley Energy will be a 160-acre, multi-plant campus consisting of sugarcane-to-ethanol, sugarcane to low-carbon power plus biomethane, and wastewater treatment facilities, according to the release.
California Ethanol + Power Finalizes Exclusive Purchase & Marketing Agreement With CHS for Imperial County Project
Minnesota Firm to Market and Sell 68 Million Gallons Annually of Essential EthanolTM To Be Produced at Sugar Valley Energy Campus near Brawley, CA
Board of Supervisors Grants Sugar Cane Energy Plant Approval to Delay Payment
EL CENTRO — The Imperial County Board of Supervisors approved California Ethanol & Power’s (CE&P) request for a third extension of payment and fourth amendment to the Agricultural Benefit Loan Program Loan Agreement Tuesday, October 27.