Hawkeye Energy CEO Statement on Valero-VeraSun Transaction
Posted on: Wednesday, 18 March 2009, 15:08 CDT
"I would like to congratulate Valero and welcome them into the ethanol production business. We are very pleased that one of the nation's leading oil refiners has decided to invest in the ethanol industry. As the nation moves toward E-15 blending, ethanol will remain an increasingly key component of America's gasoline supply and move us closer to energy independence. We look forward to working with Valero and other industry leaders as the ethanol industry continues to grow."
VeraSun Energy Corporation announced yesterday that it selected Valero Renewable Fuels as the successful bidder for its production facilities in
Hawkeye Energy Holdings and its affiliates have 450 million gallons of ethanol production capacity located in
SOURCE Hawkeye Energy Holdings
Source: PR Newswire
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