Pannonia Ethanol

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Pannonia Ethanol is a Hungarian bioethanol producer operating a large corn-based biorefinery in Dunaföldvár, Tolna County. The company converts locally and regionally sourced maize into renewable fuel ethanol for blending in gasoline and for industrial uses, and supplies co-products including high-protein dried distillers grains (DDGS) and corn oil for animal nutrition and related markets.

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Its integrated fermentation, distillation, and dehydration operations serve customers across the European Union. Part of the Ethanol Europe group, Pannonia Ethanol emphasizes process efficiency and by-product valorization to improve yields and cost performance while supporting agricultural supply chains.

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Pannonia Ethanol plant at Dunaföldvár
Phase
Operational / Completed
Where
Hungary
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Ethanol

Pannonia Ethanol in chemical industry news

3 November 2016
Pannonia Ethanol Expands Tolna County Plant

A €135M credit facility from Hungarian banks will fund plant expansion, job creation, cost reduction, and increased corn buying and animal feed output. The company seeks government support against EU ethanol phase-out.

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