Renewables Facilities
Valero Renewables - Mount Vernon
7201 Port Road
Mount Vernon,
IN 47620
United States
Overview
The Mount Vernon plant, located on 112 acres on the Ohio River in the far southwestern corner of the state, produces ethanol, distillers grains livestock feed and fuel- and feed-grade corn oil. With original startup in December 2010, the plant was acquired by Valero in March 2014. The facility is Valero’s only ethanol plant able to directly load and ship products by barge, with its location on the Ohio River. Corn is purchased from within 50 miles.
Mount Vernon By the Numbers
- ~60 employees
- 100 million gallons per year ethanol production capacity
- 263,000 tons per year dried distillers grains production
- 35 million corn processing capacity
- More than $379,000 contributed to the local United Way through employee pledges, additional donations and company matches since 2015
- $255,000 from the Valero Texas Open and Benefit for Children to local children's charities since 2015
- Nearly 6,600 hours volunteered by Mount Vernon plant employees supporting local nonprofits since 2015
In Our Community
Mount Vernon Employees Give Back
Volunteer Hours
Nearly 4,000 hours volunteered by Mount Vernon plant employees supporting local nonprofits from 2017-2021.
Benefiting Children
Over the last five years, $145,000 from the Valero Texas Open and Benefit for Children has been given to local charities nominated by employees.
United Way Giving
More than $267,000 contributed to the local United Way through employee pledges, additional donations and company matches since 2017.
Environmentally Responsible Operations.
Best-in-class environmental performance through reliability, operational excellence, and investments in renewable energy.
Safety Awards & Honors
Multiple quarterly Valero STAR Metric awards for achieving no incidents in five key areas of process safety, reliability, environmental, rail safety, and policy and procedure compliance.
Local Information
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About Mount Vernon
In 1805, Andrew and William Mcfadin arrived in the Posey county. They founded the Mcfadin bluff, which increased in settlers a couple of years later. This river town, located on the bend of the bustling Ohio River, was established in 1816. The city derives its name from a British naval hero, Edward Vernon.
Population: 6,548
- 18 miles west of Evansville
- 118 miles west of Louisville, Kentucky
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Things To Do
Evansville Museum of Arts & Science: https://emuseum.org/visit
Harmonie State Park: https://www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/2981.htm
Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden: https://www.meskerparkzoo.com/
Wabash County Museum: https://www.wabashmuseum.org/
Hands On Discovery: http://www.handsondiscovery.org/
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Helpful Links
City of Mount Vernon: https://www.mountvernon.in.gov/
Metropolitan School District of Mount Vernon: http://www.mvschool.org/
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Related Documents
Contact Us Plant Manager: Chris Rhea
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In An Emergency
Emergency Notifications
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To Sell Corn
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To Purchase Distillers Grains
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