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Knauf Insulation Helps Fuel New Ethanol Operation
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| Jan 23, 2012 |
Knauf Insulation and Wyoming Ethanol: Two companies, similar goals.
Driven by oil prices and the environmental consequences of using fossil fuels, the U.S. ethanol industry has grown its production capacity by more than 150% since 1999. In Torrington, Wyoming, Renova Energy operates a production facility through its subsidiary, Wyoming Ethanol, that contributes 5 million gallons of the cutting-edge fuel each year to the national total.
In mid-2005, Renova broke ground on an expansion to more than double the capacity of this plant to 12 million gallons per year. To insulate the piping and equipment of the expanded operation,
Renova and its construction partners turned to another company whose products save energy and help preserve the environment—Knauf Insulation.
About Knauf Insulation
At Knauf Insulation, we take our commitment to providing products and services that conserve energy and preserve natural resources for a sustainable future seriously. That’s why we’ve taken sustainable insulation products to a whole new level with the introduction of insulation products made with ECOSEŽ Technology.
Knauf Insulation products have always been sustainable—made from sand, one of the world’s most abundant, renewable resources and a minimum of 40% post consumer recycled bottle glass collected from curbside recycling programs. And now, the addition of ECOSE Technology makes our products even more sustainable.
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