Fuel Ethanol Workshop

Minneapolis
WEDNESDAY, June 29
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Concurrent Tracks

HERE Track 3: Coproducts/Product Diversification  (3/4 down the page)
Corn Oil Extraction: How, How Much? Why and When?
Upwards of 100 U.S. corn ethanol producers are currently faced with the dilemma of whether to extract corn oil, how much to extract, when to make the investment, and which technology to select. Corn oil extraction is arguably one of the fastest routes to untapped ethanol plant revenue. But do the latest revenue and extraction yield claims hold up under producer scrutiny? Discerning industry professionals will find out as four top-tier competitors in this space talk tech, money, and hard data.

•Moderator: McCord Pankonen, Global Biorefining Marketing Manager, Ashland Inc./Ashland Hercules Water Technologies
•David Winsness, Chief Technology Officer, GreenShift Corp.
Corn Oil Extraction – Tastes Best When Needed Most
•Joseph Riley, General Manager, FEC Solutions
Corn Oil in 2011 and its Impact on DDGS
•Jason Van't Hul, Industry Technical Consultant, Nalco
Corn Oil Extraction Optimization
•Brock Beach, Capital Sales Manager, Oil Separation Solutions, ICM Inc
Decoupling Oil Separation From Plant Operations
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3:30 pm - 5:00 pm Concurrent Tracks
Track 3: Coproducts/Product Diversification
Positioning for Corn Oil-to-Biodiesel Plays
The U.S. EPA expects corn oil to make up one-third of all the feedstocks used for biodiesel and renewable diesel in America by 2022. As more producers eye extraction opportunities, it’s important to develop a core knowledge of the coproduct’s principal end-use market. Find out what leading ethanol and biodiesel producers already know about this business—including feedstock spec and delivery expectations—and discover what it takes to become a trusted corn oil supplier.

•Moderator: Ron Kotrba, Editor, Biodiesel Magazine
•Dave Elsenbast, Vice President, Supply Chain Management, Renewable Energy Group
Inedible Corn Oil to Biodiesel: Improving Ethanol Crush Margins
•Jake Ferris, Professor Emeritus, Agricultural, Food, & Resource Economics, Michigan State University
Potential for Corn Oil from Distillers Dried Grain and Solubles as a Feedstock for Biodiesel
•Ernie DeMartino, Senior Process Engineer, Biodiesel Experts International LLC
Enzymatic Approach to Turn Corn Oil into Biodiesel
•Kevin Kreisler, Chairman & CEO, GreenShift Corporation
One Kernel: Two Fuels
 
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PS Although I see nothing yet, GreenShift typically displays here.  It seems they normally let the floor plan fill out and develop a bit before they grab a spot.  Location, Location . . .