EcoTech working with state

29 Sep 2021


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EcoTech Fuels LLC is working with the Wyoming Business Council and Wyoming Energy Authority with the hopes of developing Black Hills Advanced Synfuels LLC in Newcastle. 

As previously reported, EcoTech is a privately owned renewable fuels company that is interested in using woody biomass from the Black Hills and other area forests to create advanced synthetic sustainable aviation fuels and diesel at a location in Weston County. President Linda-Rose Myers said that two locations are being considered for the project, but details on the exact location could not be shared due to negotiations in progress. 

The Newcastle City Council had provided a letter of support to the company in July, citing no risk to the city or state in the venture.

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