Comments on: CHS Aquisition

By: Daniel Carlson

Daniel Carlson — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 20:09:24 +0000

I am interested in working, at this plant, I am looking for a security job.
I was told you might have an opening, in your Woodbury plant.
269-838-0122

By: M.Hinrichsen

M.Hinrichsen — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 01:40:52 +0000

I’m interested in becoming an investor in the Minnesota ethanol plant. How do I become involved?

By: Domestic Fuel » Archives » Another CHS and US BioEnergy Deal

Domestic Fuel » Archives » Another CHS and US BioEnergy Deal — Wed, 05 Apr 2006 00:26:18 +0000

[...] CHS Inc., one of the nation’s leading energy and grain-based foods companies, and US BioEnergy Corporation, an ethanol production and management company, announced today they have entered into a joint ownership of an ethanol and biodiesel marketing company, according to a news release. CHS, which formed when Cenex and Harvest States Cooperatives merged in 1998, acquired 28 percent ownership in U.S. BioEnergy Corporation in November. (see previous post) CHS has marketed ethanol-blended fuels for more than 25 years and currently is one of the nation’s largest suppliers of blended fuel products at 500 million gallons annually, distributed through 64 terminals. CHS became a shareholder of US BioEnergy in November of 2005. US BioEnergy currently has two ethanol plants under construction, US Bio Albert City, a 100 million gallons/year (mgy) plant in Iowa and US Bio Woodbury, a 45 mgy plant in Michigan. In addition, US Bio Janesville, a 100 mgy plant in Minnesota and US Bio Hankinson, a 100 mgy plant in North Dakota are under development. Read more on Biodiesel / Ethanol [...]

By: DomesticFuel » Lots of News from US BioEnergy

DomesticFuel » Lots of News from US BioEnergy — Wed, 15 Feb 2006 22:59:01 +0000

[...] US BioEnergy Corp. is moving from South Dakota to Minnesota. The company has also named a new president, according to a press release issued Tuesday. Brian Thome, a Director on the Corporate Board since the company’s inception, has been named President of the Corporation. As President, Thome will primarily be responsible for building the infrastructure necessary to support the rapid growth of the ethanol company. US BioEnergy – which recently partnered with CHS, Inc. (see previous post) – decided to move from Brookings, SD to St. Paul, MN to be closer to its business partners and a larger labor pool. In another release issued today, US BioEnergy also announced that it will be acquiring Platte Valley Fuel Ethanol located near Central City, NE. Currently US BioEnergy has two plants under construction: US Bio Albert City, a 110 million gallon per year (mgy) plant in Iowa scheduled to be on-line in November 2006 and US Bio Woodbury, a 45 mgy plant in Michigan, scheduled to begin production in October of 2006. US Bio Janesville, a 110 mgy plant located in Minnesota is in the permitting phase and will begin construction sometime this summer. With Platte Valley, this would bring US BioEnergy production to approximately 250 million gallons per year by the end of 2006. [...]