Heartland Corn Products receives $1M clean energy grant
19 Dec 2024
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The hum of machinery could be heard as semi-trucks continuously rolled in and out of the Heartland Corn Products ethanol plant site Wednesday.
Heartland Corn Products (HCP) of Winthrop was recently awarded a $1 million rural Minnesota Renewable Energy for America Program (REAP) federal clean energy grant.
Ethanol plant CEO/General Manager Tom Paitrick said the funds will be used to help purchase and install a combined heat and power system at the dry-mill ethanol plant.
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