Redefining
Renewable Energy
Fueling Rural Development and Energy Independence from Jackson, Nebraska
Corn
HOURS
YC UNLOADING
Week of October 14th
Mon-Sat- 7am-7pm
Sun – Noon-5:00pm
20% MOISTURE MAX
DDG LOADING
Monday – Friday:
7:30am-4:00pm
Weekends:
7:00am – Noon
It Started With ‘What If?’
Siouxland Ethanol’s history started with a simple question—what if? What if local people could harness the resources already available in northeast Nebraska to spur rural economic development in new, innovative ways?
In 2003, local leaders established the Dakota County Economic Development Committee, which was the impetus for Siouxland Ethanol, LLC. Project leaders contacted seed investors, who contributed $1 million to fund a feasibility study and corn origination study. The committee knew the area’s strong transportation system (including rail and hard-surface roads), reliable and cost-effective utilities, groundwater and discharge water sources, and abundant corn available in and around Dakota County could contribute to a successful ethanol plant.