CO2 productiois anticipated at approximately 105,000 tonnes net.

Distillers’ dried grains with solubles (“DDGS”) are the dried residue remaining after the starch fraction of corn is fermented. With completion of the fermentation process, the alcohol is removed by distillation and the remaining fermentation residues are dried, producing DDGS.

We have a letter of interest to market the DDGS to adjacent industry along with stillage creating 2 more revenue streams for the plant.

The plant is designed to utilize one rotary drum dryer to produce DDGS with 10 percent moisture content. The plant will be designed to allow management to produce co-products with 50 percent moisture content, or bypass the dryer system completely. With the dryer bypass option, the plant can produce distiller’s wet grains (DWG), for cattle rations for the immediate vicinity.. Approximately 50% of the Distillers grains produced will be sold wet and again we have letters to that effect for off take  of the entire production  which will find its’ way to the nearby “Dairy Capital of Ontario” i.e. the City of Woodstock

Distiller’s wet grains (DWG) will be stored in a flat storage area, pushed into a pit via a front-end loader and conveyed into the outbound live-bottom semi-trailer trucks. Most of the syrup from the evaporator will be added to the DWG. Additional syrup storage and shipping facilities are part of the overall plant design.

Steam and electricity will be supplied by a co-gen operation that uses plant and solid wastes.  The electricity production will be sufficient to produce a revenue stream for the complex.