Hartley Ethanol Employees

Our Products

We use the entire kernel of corn to produce: 

  • Ethanol. A clean-burning, high-octane low-carbon fuel that is blended with gasoline.
  • Fiber cellulosic ethanol. An enzymatic process is used to convert waste fibers into cellulosic ethanol, offering a much lower carbon intensity than ethanol and conventional gasoline.
  • Distillers grains, dried or modified (partially dried). Protein, fat, fiber and other solids from the fermenting process, used as a high-value feed for cattle, swine and poultry.
  • Fuel-and feed-grade corn oil. Used to make renewable diesel fuel and livestock feed.
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What is Ethanol?

Learn more about this low-carbon fuel, how it is produced at our facilities, and how it produces multiple products that are used across the globe.

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Ethanol Plants Map

Overview of Our Ethanol Plants

  • 12 ethanol plants
  • 1.7 billion gallons per year
  • Developing carbon sequestration in certain plants to further reduce carbon intensity
  • Existing logistics assets well positioned to support export growth
  • Ethanol offers at least 30% lower life cycle GHG emissions, compared with petroleum gasoline
  • ~800 employees
  • World’s 2nd largest corn ethanol producer
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Helping Our Environment
Our ethanol lowers life cycle greenhouse gas emissions up to 30%, compared to non-blended gasoline.

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Ethanol Plants

Learn More About Our Ethanol Plants

Valero owns 12 ethanol plants in the Midwest of the United States.
 

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Farmers Work Hard to Produce
and Harvest Corn

At Valero, we work hard to maximize the value of U.S. corn production by connecting farmers to premium markets across the globe.

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