Carbon capture, utilization, and storage will play a critical role in the future of bioethanol
production. That includes the 132 million gallons of bioethanol produced in Menlo. Low-carbon
bioethanol made here will be more economically competitive and allows us to secure markets
across the U.S. and worldwide for Iowa bioethanol.
At POET Bioprocessing – Mitchell, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture. POET has pledged to transition all of our bioethanol facilities to carbon neutrality by 2050, and we believe that through our partnership with Navigator CO2, we will achieve this goal even faster.
Investments in carbon management technology, such as the Heartland Greenway, will help ensure that POET Bioprocessing – Shell Rock can continue these valuable partnerships for many years to come. With every gallon of low-carbon bioethanol and every ton of renewable bioproducts we produce, POET is bringing value back to the Northeast Iowa region that our team members proudly call home.
At POET Bioprocessing – Hudson, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture. POET has pledged to transition all of our bioethanol facilities to carbon neutrality by 2050, and we believe that through our partnership with Navigator CO2, we will achieve this goal even faster.
Carbon management projects, such as Heartland Greenway, have the potential to lower carbon emissions not just from biofuels but from the agricultural sector as a whole. That’s good for the environment, good for bioethanol, and good for farmers.
We believe Navigator has the expertise to deliver long-term value to family farms and rural
communities like ours by fueling the bioeconomy of the future. We urge all of our grain suppliers,
feed customers, neighbors, and local leaders to join us in supporting this important project so we
can continue to grow together.
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage will play a critical role in the future of bioethanol production. That includes the 90 million gallons of bioethanol produced in Gowrie. Low-carbon bioethanol made here will be more economically competitive and allows us to secure markets across the U.S. and worldwide for Iowa bioethanol.
South Dakotans know that POET takes our responsibility to be good neighbors and stewards of the land very seriously. At POET Bioprocessing – Groton, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture.
Investments in carbon management technology, such as the Heartland Greenway, will help ensure that POET Bioprocessing – Hanlontown can continue these valuable partnerships for many years to come. With every gallon of low-carbon bioethanol and every ton of renewable bioproducts we produce, POET is bringing value back to the Northern Iowa region that our team members proudly call home.
Iowans know that POET takes our responsibility to be good neighbors and stewards of the land very seriously. At POET Bioprocessing – Emmetsburg, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture.
POET has and continues to be committed to sustainability and supporting the communities in which we operate. Each year, POET bioprocessing locations contribute an average of $250 million to each local economy.
We believe Navigator has the expertise to deliver long-term value to family farms and rural communities like ours by fueling the bioeconomy of the future. We urge all of our grain suppliers, feed customers, neighbors, and local leaders to join us in supporting this important project so we can continue to grow together.
Carbon capture, utilization, and storage will play a critical role in the future of bioethanol production. That includes the 125 million gallons of bioethanol produced in Chancellor. Low-carbon bioethanol made here will be more economically competitive and allows us to secure markets across the U.S. and worldwide for Iowa bioethanol.
Investments in carbon management technology, such as the Heartland Greenway, will help ensure that POET Bioprocessing – Coon Rapids can continue these valuable partnerships for many years to come.
At POET Bioprocessing – Corning, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture. POET has pledged to transition all of our bioethanol facilities to carbon neutrality by 2050, and we believe that through our partnership with Navigator CO2, we will achieve this goal even faster.
At POET Bioprocessing – Arthur, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture.
Iowans know that POET takes our responsibility to be good neighbors and stewards of the land very seriously. At POET Bioprocessing – Ashton, we are committed to working together to sustainably grow our community, the local economy, and the future of value-added agriculture.
Carbon management projects like Heartland Greenway have the potential to lower carbon emissions not just from biofuels but from the agricultural sector as a whole. That’s good for the environment, good for bioethanol, and good for farmers.
The Fertilizer Institute (TFI) represents the nation’s fertilizer industry, including producers, importers, retailers, wholesalers, and companies that provide services to the fertilizer industry.
Four more than four decades, Valero has been recognized as a best-in-class producer of fuels and products essential to modern life.
Representing nearly 7,000 members, the Iowa Corn Growers Association (ICGA) serves as the collective voice for Iowa corn farmers, advocating for agricultural issues at both the state and federal level.
The Iowa Association of Business and Industry (ABI) was established in 1903 and represents over 1500 members in all 99 Iowa counties with over 330,000 employees.
Since 2003, the National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center (NCERC) at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE) has served as an engine of innovation in the..
Valero is committed to advancing the future of energy through innovation, ingenuity and unmatched execution. As the plant manager for Valero’s Lakota Ethanol Plant, I’m proud that Valero is investing in low-carbon fuels projects, and working with Navigator CO2.
Navigator CO2’s Heartland Greenway plays a vital role in further reducing the carbon intensity of liquid fuels, specifically the 140 million gallons of ethanol produced here in Charles City.
Since 2009, Valero has been committed to supporting Hartley and Northwest Iowa. We are proud to support the Hartley Fire Department, local backpack programs, and veterans’ agencies.
We are proud to have supported important local projects such as the emergency room renovation at Trinity Regional Medical Center, the Community Early Childhood Center, and the Webster County Sheriff’s K-9 program..
Since the 2009 plant acquisition, Valero has been committed to supporting the Albert City community. We are proud to sponsor our local Fire Departments, FFA Chapters, and County Fairs.
We are proud to have recently invested over $17,000 to the Welcome Fire Department for grain rescue trailer equipment and $25,000 to EMPOWERMartin County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition for their youth programs.
Since 2009, Valero has been committed to supporting the Brookings County area. We are proud to annually contribute $125,000 to local charities, such as Brookings Backpack, Brookings County Food Pantry, Brookings County Mentoring Youth Program, and local fire departments.
On behalf of the Illinois Manufacturers’ Association (IMA) and our nearly 4,000 member companies and facilities across Illinois, I respectfully relay our full support for Navigator CO2’s Heartland Greenway project.
We are writing to express our firm support for the Navigator CO2 Ventures (hereinafter “Navigator”) Heartland Greenway pipeline project. The 1,300 miles-long carbon capture and sequestration pipeline will capture CO2 emissions from ethanol and fertilizer plants, liquify…
Navigator has put safety as a number one priority during their planning stages of the project and that is one of the reason’s they approached the IUOE as well as the Laborers, Pipefitters, and Teamsters from organized labor to build this.
Navigator has put safety as a number one priority during their planning stages of the project and that is one of the reasons they approached IBT, as well as the Laborers, Pipefitters and Operating Engineers from organized labor to build this.
It has been truly impressive working with Navigator Heartland Greenway the past year. We have attended many of the hearings, met with development teams and received commitments from Navigator that the project will be built utilizing local tradesman and women.
We are pleased to partner with Navigator CO2 on the development of the critical transportation infrastructure, “Heartland Greenway,” that allows us to manage the CO2 emissions from our bioethanol production facilities.
In July 2021, RFA’s producer-members (ethanol plants) pledged to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by at least 70% on average by 2030 and ensure ethanol achieves net-zero lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 or sooner.
On behalf of the 23 local unions and 30,000 men and women members of the Illinois Pipe Trades Association, we are writing to express our full support for the Navigator Heartland Greenway CCS project.
Growth Energy is the world’s largest association of biofuel producers representing 90 U.S. plants that
produce more than 8.6 billion gallons of cleaner-burning, renewable fuel annually; 105 businesses
associated with the production process; and tens of thousands of biofuel supporters across the country.
On behalf of the approximately 50,000 members of the Iowa Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO we wish to voice our support for the Navigator CO2 Ventures Heartland Greenway Pipeline project.
Nebraska’s agriculture industry is the foundation of the state’s growing economy and ability to feed and fuel the world. Through resiliency and innovative thinking, farmers across Nebraska keep the world moving forward.
Our organization advocates for the expansion of ethanol production, greater access to emerging markets, and state and federal policies that help our industry grow.