Area residents will be given an opportunity to learn more about Green Plains Renewable Energy's much-discussed algea project on Jan. 26 when the Shenandoah Chamber & Industry Association meets for its annual meeting.
Lynch, of Dublin, Ireland, has been tapped to lead his company through the first phase of the local algea project, which supporters are calling one of the first of its kind.
According to a press release issued by SCIA, the local project is expected to "make an already green biofuel process even greener, while producing oil for biodiesel and feedstock for swine and poultry."
The project has received more than $2 million in grants from the Iowa Power Fund.
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