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Red River Biorefinery, closed for environmental violations, being sold to private buyer

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The plant in west Grand Forks, N.D., opened in the spring of 2020 and closed in April 2022. The plant was built to convert agricultural waste, such as sugarbeet tailings, into fuel-grade ethanol, animal feed and renewable natural gas. Red River Biorefinery planned to process 500,000 metric tons of agricultural by-products per year.

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Red River Biorefinery, closed for environmental violations, being sold to private buyer

The plant has been closed for nearly two years, almost the same length of time that it operated before being shut down because of environmental violations.

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Agweek broke the news on Wednesday, February 21, 2024.
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