2026 FEW Industry LINK

Welcome & Contents

Now in its 42nd year, the Int’l Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo is the world’s largest and longest-running ethanol conference, delivering cutting-edge content and unmatched networking. Powered by Ethanol Producer Magazine, it focuses on commercial-scale production— from quality control and yield optimization to compliance and financial management—while showcasing new technologies and research across both grain and cellulosic ethanol.

Sustainable

Fuels Summit:

SAF, Renewable Diesel & Biodiesel

The Sustainable Fuels Summit: SAF, Renewable Diesel, Biodiesel is a premier forum for producers to explore advanced technologies, innovative processes, and equipment that optimize production, boost efficiency, and improve fuel quality. Hosted by Biodiesel Magazine and SAF Magazine, the event features expert insights, collaboration, and networking opportunities to drive progress in the biomass-based diesel industry.

Carbon Capture & Storage Summit

Carbon Capture & Storage Summit (CCS) could be a transformative technology for biofuels, positioning ethanol and biodiesel as the lowest-carbon liquid fuels. The Carbon Capture & Storage Summit explores CCS economics, infrastructure, and its financial and market impacts for producers.

ETHANOL 101

Ethanol 101 will serve as a one-day, in-depth survey of the history, science, production and market basics of the ethanol industry. Populated by some of the industry’s most recognized professionals, this seminar will serve not only to bring you or your new employee up to speed on “must-know” information about the ethanol industry, but will also provide a forum to meet respected industry representatives and network with them and their fellow seminar attendees.

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Stay Connected

Stay connected with your colleagues during and after the show—follow us on X @EthanolMagazine using #FEW26, or utilize Ethanol Connect, the exclusive social media site and App for the event.

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Speaker Presentations

Speaker presentations for the 2026 International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo will be uploaded to Ethanol Connect and made available to registered attendees at the conclusion of each day’s sessions.

America’s Center

Convention Complex

All 2026 Int’l Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo activities—except the Golf Outing—will be held at the America’s Center Convention Complex.

Conference Hotels

The Marriott St. Louis Grand, Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark, and Hyatt Regency St. Louis at the Arch are the official hotels for the 2026 Int’l Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo.

Marriott St. Louis Grand

800 Washington Ave

St. Louis, MO 63101 (314) 621-9600

Hilton St. Louis at the Ballpark 1 South Broadway

St. Louis, MO 63102 (314) 421-1776

Hyatt Regency at the Arch 315 Chestnut Street

St. Louis, MO (314) 655-1234

Registration Hours

Exhibit Halls 2-4 Lobby

Registration hours are as follows:

l Monday, June 1 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

l Tuesday, June 2 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

l Wednesday, June 3 7:00 am – 6:00 pm

l Thursday, June 4 7:00 am – 2:30 pm

Expo Open Hours

Exhibit Halls 2-4

l Tuesday, June 2 4:30 pm– 6:00 pm

l Wednesday, June 3 11:00 am – 6:00 pm

l Thursday, June 4 7:30 am – 1:00 pm

Exhibitor Set-up & Move-out

Exhibit Halls 2-4

Exhibitor set-up hours are as follows:

l Monday, June 1 8:00 am – 5:00 pm

l Tuesday, June 2 8:00 am – Noon

Exhibitor move-out hours are as follows:

l Thursday, June 4 1:00 pm – 6:30 pm*

*Carriers must be checked in by 3:00 pm

An official badge is required for exhibit hall entry and can be picked up at the Exhibit Halls 2-4 Lobby registration desk. During non-expo hours, attend educational sessions to network and gain industry insights. The Expo ends at 1:00 pm on Thursday, June 4, with move-out beginning immediately after—please do not dismantle early. If using a separate carrier, it must arrive at the America’s Center by 3:00 pm.

FEW Golf Tournament

GATEWAY NATIONAL GOLF LINKS

Tuesday, June 2

(Scramble, shotgun start at 8:00 am)

Bus #1 will begin boarding at the Marriott St. Louis Grand at 6:20 am with departure at 6:40 am. Bus #2 will begin boarding at the Hilton Ballpark at 6:20 am and depart for the Hyatt Regency at 6:30 am. Bus #2 will depart the Hyatt Regency at 6:40 am. Buses will return to the hotels approximately 2:30 pm.

Gateway National offers a traditional linksstyle experience with rolling fairways, natural landscapes, and views of the Gateway Arch. Featuring lakes, bunkers, wetlands, and rare bentgrass fairways, it’s the only public St. Louis course of its kind within hundreds of miles.

Pitch Day

Exhibit Halls 2-4 - Innovation Stage

Thursday, June 4

Pitch Day returns to the 2026 Int’l Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo, connecting emerging ethanol startups with the capital to grow. Selected finalists will present to potential investors during two 90-minute sessions on Thurs., June 4.

See schedule on page 34.

Interested in becoming an Angel Investor at next year’s FEW? Scan the QR Code to see if you meet the criteria to apply:

Please visit with a BBI International representative for more info.

Network, Speaker Presentations, Most Up-to-Date Content

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Schedule at a Glance Int’l Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo = Carbon Capture & Storage Summit = Sustainable Fuels Summit = Ethanol 101 Summit =

Tuesday,

June 2

8:30 am - 10:00 am

10:30 am - Noon

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Managing and Maximizing Fermentation Performance

Fermentation Hygiene and Contamination Control – Part 1: Cleaning and CIP Strategies

Fermentation Hygiene and Contamination Control – Part 2: Microbial Risk and Fermentation Protection

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm

Enzyme Science Driving Fermentation Efficiency

Wednesday, June 3

Energy Strategy and Decarbonization Pathways for Ethanol Plants Ethanol 101

Positioning Ethanol Plants for Carbon and Fuel Programs Understanding RFS, LCFS, and State-Level Policy Shifts Understanding Subsurface Risk and Opportunity in Carbon Storage

Engineering Thermal Systems for Low-Carbon Ethanol Production Ethanol 101 Understanding and Maximizing 45Z Tax Credits

Decarbonizing Ethanol Plants with MVR and Electrification Ethanol 101 Building a Successful Compliance Strategy for IRA Projects

Optimizing Distillation, Dehydration and Evaporation Systems in Ethanol Plants Ethanol 101

9:00 am - 11:00 am General Session

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Optimizing Fermentation Performance Through Sorghum Utilization

Innovations in Ethanol Distillation and Separation Technologies

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm

Measuring and Verifying Corn Kernel Fiber Ethanol

Thursday, June 4

8:30 am - 10:00 am Biological Strategies for Corn Fiber Conversion and Coproduct Value

Safety and Risk Management in Ethanol Plant Operations

Applications of AI in Ethanol Plants

Strategies for Maintenance and Asset Performance

Compliance Strategies for Evolving Fuel Programs

Building the Smart Ethanol Facility with Digital Tools and Automation

Navigating Class VI Permitting and Project Readiness for CO2 Storage

Operational Risk Management in CO2 Injection and Storage

Monitoring, Measurement and Verification Technologies for Storage Projects

Economics and Investment Signals

Unlocking New Feedstocks and Maximizing Processing Efficiency for SAF Scale

Preparing Lipid Feedstocks for HEFA SAF Production

Maximizing Value from the Corn Kernel

Preparing for Inspections and Enforcement Across Fuel Programs

Cybersecurity and Industrial Network Reliability for Modern Ethanol Plants

Monetizing CCS: 45Z Incentives and Carbon Market Strategies

Alcohol-to-Jet Conversion Technologies and Ethanol Plant Integration

Tracking, Recovering and Optimizing Distillers Corn Oil

Financial Strategy and Risk Management in Ethanol Production

Advanced Process Control for Plant Optimization

Strategic Positioning in the Evolving Carbon Market

Scaling Biomass and Cellulosic Pathways for SAF

Cleaning and Sanitation Strategies for Ethanol Plant Operations Advanced Strategies for Corn Oil Recovery and Yield Optimization

10:30 am - Noon Turning Process Byproducts and Waste into Value Maintenance and Reliability Strategies to Prevent Ethanol Plant Downtime

DDGS Quality: Mycotoxins, Testing and Processing Strategies Building and Managing High-Performing Teams

Fermentation Stress and Variability

Carbon Utilization and Advanced CO2 Capture Technologies Expanding SAF Feedstocks Beyond HEFA

Carbon Utilization and Integration Strategies for Ethanol Plants

Testing and Qualification of Next-Generation Aviation Fuels

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm How Biological Decisions Impact Ethanol Plant Economics

Improving Equipment Reliability and Longevity in Ethanol Plants

Ethanol Diversification and Emerging Chemical Pathways Managing Aging Assets and Reliability in Ethanol Plants

Managing Transportation Risk in Ethanol Logistics

Strategic Pathways for CCS and Low-CI Ethanol Projects

Engineering and Building Sustainable Aviation Fuel Facilities

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Co-located Event

Tuesday, June 2

Sessions in Room 130

Time Panels / Breaks

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Second Floor Atrium

8:30 am – 9:00 am

9:00 am – 9:30 am

9:30 am – 10:00 am

10:00 am – 10:30 am

10:30 am – 11:00 am

11:00 am – 11:30 am

11:30 am – Noon

Event Sponsors

Presenters

Turning Policy into Market Reality: Insights from Two Decades of U.S. Ethanol Development

Exploring Supply and Demand Implications of Year-Round E15

Distillation and Stillage Processing/Slurry Processing and Fermentation at Fuel Ethanol Plants

Networking Break Second Floor Atrium

Fermentation First: How Ethanol Yield Is Really Won or Lost

Innovations in Yeast and Enzymes for the Fuel Ethanol Production Process

The Role of Distillation, Dehydration and Evaporation in the Ethanol Value Chain

Noon – 1:00 pm Networking Lunch Second Floor Atrium

1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Quest for Corn Oil

1:30 pm – 2:00 pm

2:00 pm – 2:30 pm

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Understanding the Full Business - Production, Financial, and Product Marketing

Biofuel Financials: Basic Elements of Profit for US Ethanol Plants

Networking Break Second Floor Atrium

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Lowering Ethanol’s Carbon Footprint for Sustained Industry Growth

3:30 pm – 4:00 pm

Ethanol Production: A Focus on Distillation and Evaporation

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4:30 pm Sessions Adjourn

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Int’l Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo Opening Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Robert White, Sr. Vice President of Industry Relations & Market Development, Renewable Fuels Association

Melvin Lee, U.S. Biofuels Sr. Price Specialist, S&P Global Energy

Scott Kohl, Principal, Novum Accessum

James Burrell, Founder, Burrell Bioindustrial Solutions

Pauline Teunissen, Global Application Leader of Grain Processing, IFF

Jeff Scharping, Commercial Director, Whitefox Technologies USA Inc.

Jason Hugie, North American Sales Manager, Trucent

Donna Funk, Principal, Pinion

Connie Lindstrom, Director of Benchmarking, Christianson PLLP

Melvin Lee, U.S. Biofuels Sr. Price Specialist, S&P Global Energy

Kate Mckenzie, Process Engineer, Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC

Jessica Karras-Bailey, Principal, RTP Environmental Associates, Inc.

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Carbon Capture & Storage Summit Agenda

Co-located Event Sessions in Room 276

Tuesday, June 2

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Second Floor Atrium

8:30 am - 10:00 am Understanding Subsurface Risk and Opportunity in Carbon Storage Room 276

10:00 am - 10:30 am Networking Break Second Floor Atrium

10:30 am - Noon Navigating Class VI Permitting and Project Readiness for CO2 Storage Room 276

Noon - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch Second Floor Atrium

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Operational Risk Management in CO2 Injection and Storage Room 276

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Networking Break Second Floor Atrium

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Monitoring, Measurement and Verification Technologies for Storage Projects Room 276

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm FEW Opening Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Wednesday, June 3

Event Sponsors

Moderator: Michael Hillix, Principal Geoscientist & Energy Advisor, University of North Dakota – Energy & Environmental Research Center

Grace Bastianon, Geophysical Advisor, BKV Corporation

Subsurface Design of the High West CCS Project in Louisiana

Jim Cron, Senior Principal Engineer, Geostock Sandia, LLC

What a difference a Basin can make: Comparative Analysis of Drilling Operations in Illinois and Williston Basins

Muhammad Zulqarnain, Senior Consultant, Advanced Resources International

Why Pressure-Based AoR Models Can Overestimate Risk in CO2 Storage

Laura Norris, Consultant, Battelle Carbon Services

From Uncertainty to Opportunity in Iowa’s Subsurface: Reconsidering Carbon Storage While Exploring Hydrogen Potential

Moderator: Jon Cartlidge, Senior Director, Commercial Business Development, Battelle

Michael Hillix, Principal Geoscientist & Energy Advisor, University of North Dakota – Energy & Environmental Research Center

Reducing Regulatory Burden and Expanding Market Eligibility in Ethanol-Focused CCS Projects

Kacey Garber, Project Professional, SCS Engineers

Streamlining the Class VI Injection Well Pre-Operational Testing Process Through Early Drilling Integration and Coordinated Testing

Charles Hostetler, Senior Project Manager, SCS Engineers

The Pros and Cons of Geophysical Imaging Methods in Class VI Dynamic Model Calibration Workflows

Moderator: Ed Covington, Vice President of Strategy & Markets, Pelican Energy Consultants

Tim Eggeman, Chief Technology Officer, New Phase Energy

Keys to Success Execution of CCS Projects in the US Ethanol Industry

Sylvain Riba, President and CEO, Geostock Sandía

On-Site CCS Insight

Zach Freund, Consultant, Advanced Resources International Mitigating Risks of CO2 Injection – Best Practices and Industry Learnings

Chad Roller, GKFF Assistant Professor, University of Oklahoma

Safe and Secure CO2 Storage

Moderator: Tim Eggeman, Chief Technology Officer, New Phase Energy

Shirley Indriati, Program Manager CCS Development, Battelle

Test Before You Invest: Using Step Rate and Injectivity Testing to Ensure Ethanol Plants’ CCS Success

James Aiken, Vice President, Barr Engineering Co. Monitoring Vegetative Stress at a CO2 Injection Well Using Vegetation Indices and Prediction Limit Statistical Methodologies

Jason Vanderkooi, Division Manager – Carbon Services, Battelle

An Overview of Compliance Monitoring for CO2 Sequestration

Alex Henson, Account Manager, SGS Beta Quantifying CO2 Capture, Utilization, and Removals (CCU) via Carbon-14 Biogenic Content Measurement

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

8:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast Plaza Lobby

8:30 am - 8:45 am Women in Ethanol Award Ceremony

Ferrara Theatre

9:00 am - 11:00 am General Session Ferrara Theatre

n Welcome

n Keynote Presentation

n Industry Executive Roundtable Discussion

n High Octane Award, Award of Excellence & Distinguished Service Award

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

11:00 am - 6:00 pm

11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Expo Open Exhibit Halls 2-4

Lunch Exhibit Halls 2-4

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Monetizing CCS: 45Z Incentives and Carbon Market Strategies Room 276

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Networking Break Exhibit Halls 2-4

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Strategic Positioning in the Evolving Carbon Market Room 276

Moderator: Jamey Cline, Partner, Christianson PLLP

Evan Zeller, Director, Battelle Carbon Services

45Z and CCS – Putting the “Z” in Accelerated Monetization

Most Up-to-Date Agenda

Martin Baker, Senior Director, Origination, Anew Climate Integrating CCS, RECs, RNG, and Climate Smart Agriculture to Maximize 45Z Value for Ethanol Producers

Faizal Hassan, VP, Low Carbon Fuels, Anew Climate Carbon Value of CCS Projects

Siva Avvaru, Managing Director, Enterprise Growth, Corvian (previously Farmers Edge) From Acre to Audit: Making Field-Level CI Data Work for 45Z

Moderator: Shirley Indriati, Program Manager CCS Development, Battelle

Anna Ringsred, Senior Manager, Weaver 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit: Ethanol Inputs & Common Pitfalls

Larry Tree, CEO, Proteum Energy, LLC

Proteum Energy: Unlocking Negative-Carbon Fuels and Enhanced Profitability for Ethanol Producers

John Oyen, Director of Business Development, ABB, Inc.

Arithmetic? Algebra? Calculus? – The Math for Strategic Partnerships in CCUS

Steven Lowenthal, Co-CEO, Frontier Infrastructure CO2-by-Rail Supporting Carbon Markets and Ethanol Decarbonization

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Networking Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Thursday, June 4

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Exhibit Halls 2-4

7:30 am - 1:00 pm Expo Open Exhibit Halls 2-4

8:30 am - 10:00 am Carbon Utilization and Advanced CO2 Capture Technologies Room 276

Moderator: Joanne Ivancic, Executive Director, Advanced Biofuels USA

Jeff Bonar, CEO, CapCO2 Solutions

CO2 utilization – An Exciting Solution Critical For Next Generation Biofuels

Nick Cioll, CEO, Progressive Energy

Carbon Utilization Alternatives to Lower CI Scores

Devin ter Braak, Director of Technology, Bright Renewables

Enhancing Existing Fermentation CCS with Post Combustion Carbon Capture at Ethanol Sites

Roman Petersen, Sales Engineer, ANDRITZ Separation, Inc.

Industrial Applications and Future Potential of Rotating Packed Bed (RPB) Technology in Carbon Capture Processes: The ANDRITZ Perspective

10:00 am - 10:30 am

10:30 am - Noon

Networking Break Exhibit Halls 2-4

Carbon Utilization and Integration Strategies for Ethanol Plants Room 276

Noon - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch Exhibit Halls 2-4

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Strategic Pathways for CCS and Low-CI Ethanol Projects Room 276

Moderator: May Wu, Principal Environmental System Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory

Hamed Heidari, CEO & Co-founder, C+UP

Beyond CCS: Converting Fermentation CO2 into Renewable Propane at Ethanol Plants

David Ortega, Founder, Phase Biolabs, Inc.

Ethanol from CO2

Juan Martiren, Partner and Business Developer, DTA Tech

The Backset Multiplier: One Integration, Lower CI, New Energy, Higher Returns

Graham Hartlett, Chief Sales Officer – North America, HoSt Bioenergy Solutions HoSt Bioenergy – Elevating Your Ethanol CI Score with Distillers Grain Digestion

Moderator: Robert Falco, CEO, SolarClean Fuels, LLC

Jim Cron, Senior Principal Engineer, Geostock Sandia, LLC

Alternate CO2 Transport and Dedicated Class VI Storage: A Practical Path Forward for Stranded Ethanol Producers

Andrew Parker, Senior Associate, Husch Blackwell LLP

Crafting Effective EPC Agreements for Biofuels, Carbon Capture, and Sustainable Fuel Infrastructure Projects

Rohan Pingale, Senior Manager – Business Development (Americas), PRAJ Industries Limited

Designing the Ethanol Plant: Integrated Alcohol and Bio-methanation Solutions for Reliable, Low-CI Operations

Andrea Foglesong, Vice President / Senior EHS Consultant, PROtect, LLC Single vs. Separate Source Determinations – How Project Integration Matters

2:30 pm Sessions Conclude

Co-located Event Sessions in Room 275

Event Sponsors

Tuesday, June 2

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Second Floor Atrium

8:30 am - 10:00 am Global SAF Markets: Policy, Pricing and the Path to Scale Room 275

Moderator: Andrew Hawkins, Director of Laboratory Services, Phibro Ethanol

Timothy Hughes, Project Director, CAAFI (Com’l Aviation Alt. Fuels Init)

The Promise, Progress & Potential for Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)

Ivan Lopez, Feedstock Price Specialist, S&P Global Commodity Insights

Decoding SAF Pricing: The Impact of Regulatory Frameworks on Market Dynamics

Mengying Wu, Postdoctoral Associate, Harvard University Policy Interactions and the Cost of Decarbonizing Aviation

10:00 am - 10:30 am Networking Break Second Floor Atrium

10:30 am - Noon SAF Economics and Investment Signals Room 275

Noon - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch Second Floor Atrium

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Unlocking New Feedstocks and Maximizing Processing Efficiency for SAF Scale Room 275

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Networking Break Second Floor Atrium

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Preparing Lipid Feedstocks for HEFA SAF Production Room 275

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm FEW Opening Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Fanny Roldan, Consulting Manager, Downstream Americas Consulting, S&P Global Commodity Insights

Ethanol-to-Jet: Cost Structure, Pricing Signals, and Market Outlook

Azadeh Rohani, Senior Consultant, Worley Consulting

The Great Ethanol Pivot: Navigating CCUS, SAF, and the Post-OBBBA Incentive Landscape

John Pierce, Partner, Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) – Impacts on U.S. Sustainable Aviation Fuel Markets and Transatlantic Aviation

Lance Healy, Managing Director, FD Real Asset Advisors/Frazier & Deeter

Capital Markets Update

Moderator: Priscilla Tullio, Area Sales Manager, U.S., Materials Technologies, W. R. Grace & Co.

Lingqi Lou, Consulting Manager, Agribusiness Consulting, S&P Global Commodity Insights

SAF Feedstocks: The Influence of Availability, Regulation, and Pricing on Market Development

Rameen Waheed, Technical Sales Engineer, Sulzer Chemtech Ltd.

Improve Profitability of Ethanol Plants by using Distillers Corn Oil to produce Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Bill Morphew, Global VP of Sales, CPM | Crown Maximizing Operational Efficiency in Biodiesel Plants

Moderator: Steve Csonka, Executive Director, CAAFI (Com’l Aviation Alt. Fuels Init)

Bryan Yeh, Vice President of Engineering & US Operations, Canary Renewables Corp. Pretreatment Considerations and Options for the HEFA Process

Fahmi Kresmagus, Senior Business Development Manager, Clariant Corporation Beyond Bleaching: Optimized Pretreatment of Low CI Feedstocks for RNF via High Performance Adsorbents

Randy Alexander, Chief Operating Officer, Reactor Resources LLC

Safer and Smarter Catalyst Sulfiding for HEFA Renewable Fuels Units

Wednesday, June 3

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

8:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast Plaza Lobby

8:30 am - 8:45 am Women in Ethanol Award Ceremony Ferrara Theatre

9:00 am - 11:00 am General Session Ferrara Theatre

n Welcome

n Keynote Presentation

n Industry Executive Roundtable Discussion

n High Octane Award, Award of Excellence & Distinguished Service Award

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

11:00 am - 6:00 pm

11:30 am - 1:00 pm

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm

Expo Open Exhibit Halls 2-4

Lunch Exhibit Halls 2-4

Alcohol-to-Jet Conversion Technologies and Ethanol Plant Integration Room 275

Networking Break Exhibit Halls 2-4

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Scaling Biomass and Cellulosic Pathways for SAF Room 275

Shantanu Jalgaonkar, Joint General Manager – Business Development, PRAJ Industries Limited

SAF-Ready Ethanol Plants: Preparing Today’s Fuel Ethanol Facilities for Sustainable Aviation Fuel Markets

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm

Networking Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Thursday, June 4 Most Up-to-Date Agenda

Denis Pchelintsev, Vice President of Engineering, Universal Fuel Technologies Flexible Ethanol-to-SAF (ETJ-CKA) via Flexiforming: Cost Advantage with Enhanced Blend Flexibility

Nitin Kolhapure, Director of Engineering, SAFFiRE Renewables Advancing Next-Generation Biomass Conversion: SAFFiRE’s Pathway to Low CI Cellulosic Fuels

Robert Kozak, President, Atlantic Biomass LLC

Building a Future with Affordable Renewable SAF and Other Fuels Based on Perennial Grasses

Jayant Khambekar, Senior Consultant, Jenike & Johanson, Inc.

SAF Production from Biomass and MSW - Importance of High Pressure Reactor Infeed

May Wu, Principal Environmental System Scientist, Argonne National Laboratory U.S. Bioenergy Scale-Up: Water Resource Implications of Billion-Ton Feedstocks

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Exhibit Halls 2-4

7:30 am - 1:00 pm Expo Open Exhibit Halls 2-4

8:30 am - 10:00 am Expanding SAF Feedstocks Beyond HEFA Room 275

10:00 am - 10:30 am Networking Break Exhibit Halls 2-4

10:30 am - Noon Testing and Qualification of Next-Generation Aviation Fuels Room 275

Moderator: Timothy Hughes, Project Director, CAAFI (Com’l Aviation Alt. Fuels Init)

Hamed Heidari, CEO & Co-founder, C+UP

Renewable Propane from Biogenic CO2 as a Scalable Intermediate Feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuel

Eric Seck, COO, Mercurius Biorefining

Scaling SAF Beyond HEFA: Economic and Process Comparisons of Cellulosic Conversion Pathways Using REACH™ Technology

Alex Henson, Account Manager, SGS Beta ASTM D6866 Biogenic Carbon Content Measurement of Biomass-Derived Fuels

Nicole M. Lock, Group Product Leader – Molecular and Atomic Analysis, PAC LP Advanced Fuel Analysis with Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography (Flow-Modulated GC×GC-FID)

Junli Liu, Senior Research Scientist, Purdue University Transforming Biodiesel into Biokerosene as Jet Fuel and Winter-Season Diesel Fuel Using Fully Electrified Ozone-Cracking

Zachary Schmidt, Chemical Process Engineer, Universal Fuel Technologies Cost-Competitive, Semi-Renewable Gasoline as a Low-Risk, Intermediate Step Toward $4/Gallon SAF Production

Noon - 1:00 pm

Networking Lunch Exhibit Halls 2-4

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Engineering and Building Sustainable Aviation Fuel Facilities Room 275

2:30 pm Sessions Conclude

Shrirang Vaze, Joint General Manager, PRAJ Industries Limited Modularization: Constructing Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Projects with Advanced Proprietary Modular Methodology

Cami Snow, Senior Project Engineer, Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) for Emerging Bioenergy Technologies: Practical Tools and Pitfalls

John Oyen, Director of Business Development, ABB, Inc.

The Jigsaw Puzzle of SAF Projects

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Tuesday, June 2

Time Panels / Breaks

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast Second Floor Atrium

8:00 am - 3:30 pm FEW Golf Outing Gateway National Golf Links

8:30 am - 10:00 am Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes Managing and Maximizing Fermentation Performance Room 132

Presenters

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control Energy Strategy and Decarbonization Pathways for Ethanol Plants Room 131

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management

Positioning Ethanol Plants for Carbon and Fuel Programs Room 120/127

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control Understanding RFS, LCFS, and State-Level Policy Shifts Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

10:00 am - 10:30 am Refreshment Break Second Floor Atrium

10:30 am - Noon

Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes

Fermentation Hygiene and Contamination Control – Part 1: Cleaning and CIP Strategies Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control

Engineering Thermal Systems for Low-Carbon Ethanol Production Room 131

Most Up-to-Date FEW Agenda, see QR Code on page 27

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Moderator: Shannon Zhao, Staff Scientist - Technical Service Biofuels, Novonesis

Jacob Crowe, Associate Director of Technical Services, Hamilton Company

Optimizing Yeast Management with In-line Sensor Control

Sol Martinez, Associate Research Director, National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center

Adapting Microbiological Techniques for Routine Evaluation of Yeast Performance in Ethanol Fermentation

Joel Sirois, President & CEO, BioIntelligence Technologies Inc.

Listening to the Yeast: Intracellular Intelligence to Maximize Yield in Fuel Ethanol Fermentation Control

Kerry Hollands, Senior Lead Scientist, IFF

Consistent High Yields, Fast: How a Multifaceted Innovation Strategy Delivers High-Performance Fuel Ethanol Yeast

Moderator: Maha Dakar, Chemical Engineer, KATZEN International, Inc.

Yanhong Zhang, Interim Center Director/ Research Director, National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center

Quantify the Production of Ethanol and Carbon Dioxide on a Fermenter Basis

Chuck Gallop, Director of Innovation, ICM, Inc.

Plant Expansion Considerations: Capacity Growth, Energy Strategy, and CI Reduction

Junli Liu, Senior Research Scientist, Purdue University

Achieving a Carbon-Neutral Bioethanol Refining Process Using a Fully Electrically Driven Ultrasonic Separation

Richard Hasslacher, Chief Commercial Officer, Graphyte, Inc.

Insetting Carbon Removal: A New Pathway to Lower CI and Higher 45Z Value

Moderator: Jeff Kistner, President, Flag Leaf Financial Management, Inc.

Jessica Karras-Bailey, Principal, RTP Environmental Associates, Inc. How the Trump Presidency Is Impacting Your Plant

Robert Anderson, Managing Director, Energy Compliance Services, Weaver RFS Updates, SREs & Market Outlook: What’s Ahead for Ethanol

Michael Franko, Vice President, Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC

Leading for Profitability and Sustainability: A Comprehensive Plant Strategy

McCord Pankonen, Strategic Initiatives, Phibro Animal Health - Phibro Ethanol Training the Carbon-Aware Ethanol Plant: Building Operational Capability for Measurable Carbon Intensity and Carbon Market Performance

Moderator: Michael Schneider, Biofuel Markets Editor, Oil Price Information Service (OPIS)

John Oyen, Director of Business Development, ABB, Inc.

AI is Everywhere and Nowhere, or Is It?

Matthew Dickinson, Director of Analytics, CTE Global, Inc. Making Sense of Everything: A Framework for Focused Analytics

Adam Cooper, Senior Application Engineer, dataPARC AI Readiness for Ethanol Producers: Practical Applications and Future Capabilities Alan Raveling, Senior Technologist, Interstates, Inc. AI Ready or Not, Here It Comes and How to Be Ready for It

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Carbon Capture & Storage Summit Room 276 Agenda on page 18

Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Moderator: Marina Tschida, Sr. Chemical Engineer, Ecolab, Inc.

Rachael Baker, Technical Specialist, IFF

The Hidden Driver of Fermentation Success: Hygiene Audit Training

Nick LeFebvre, Sr. Technical Services Manager, Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits

Balancing Acid and Caustic Cleaning: A Practical Guide to Reducing Contamination in Ethanol Plants

Jennifer Starner, PhD, Senior Research Scientist, Kurita America

Improving CIP Increases Plant Performance and Profitability

Brent Ziegler, Associate Industry Tech Consultant - Water, Ecolab, Inc.

Improving Production Outputs from Optimized Hygiene Practices

Moderator: Patrick Severson, District Manager, Ecolab, Inc.

Bill Frede, Project Development Manager, P1 Service, LLC

Beating the Heat: Aligning Cooling Infrastructure with High-Output Ethanol Production

Eric Chase, President, Chase Nedrow Industries

Thermal Efficiency Improvements in Ethanol Fired Equipment as a Pathway to CI Reduction and 45Z Value

Faisal Braish, Vice President of Business Development, SCS Energy

Heat-Recovery-Driven Cogeneration in Ethanol Plants

Tuesday, June 2 continued

Time Panels / Breaks

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management Understanding and Maximizing 45Z Tax Credits Room 120/127

Presenters

Moderator: Laura Renfroe, Senior Marketing Lead, Antora Energy

Rebecca Johnson, Tax & Research Manager, Christianson PLLP

45Z Success Strategies: From Facility Setup to Selling Credits

Joe Regnery, CCO, New Phase Energy

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control Real-World Applications of AI in Ethanol Plants Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

Noon - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch Second Floor Atrium

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes

Fermentation Hygiene and Contamination Control –Part 2: Microbial Risk and Fermentation Protection Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control Decarbonizing Ethanol Plants with MVR and Electrification Room 131

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management Building a Successful Compliance Strategy for IRA Projects Room 120/127

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control

Digital Strategies for Maintenance and Asset Performance Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Refreshment Break

Second Floor Atrium

Optimizing 45Z Tax Credits Under the Provisional Emission Value/Provisional Emission Rate Process

Andrea Foglesong, Vice President/Sr EHS Consultant, PROtect, LLC

Using the 45Z Rounding Bands to Your Advantage

Faith Larson, Vice President of Business Development & Legal Counsel, Mickelson & Company, LLC

Landscape of the 45Z Tax Credit Transfer Market

Moderator: Doug McCallum, Senior Advisor for Advanced Process Control, Novaspect, Inc.

Nitin Ranjan, Founder & CEO, GOLGIX

How an Ethanol Producer’s AI Journey Is Reducing Variability, Detecting Contamination, and Protecting Fermentation Yield

Timothy Daniel, Founder & CEO, Rimba AI Utilization and Implementation for Compliance, Traceability, and Mass Balance in Ethanol Production

Ethanol 101 Summit Room 130 Agenda on page 14

Carbon Capture & Storage Summit Room 276 Agenda on page 18

Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Moderator: Michael Vander Vorste, Operation Service and Support Manager, CTE Global, Inc.

Marina Tschida, Sr. Chemical Engineer, Ecolab, Inc.

The Fundamentals of Cleaning Science

Anne Chronic, Head of Technical Services, Strategy, Phibro Ethanol Microbial Control in Today’s Operations

Lindsey Mathiesen, Regional Sales Manager, Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits Infection Control Strategies for High-Solids Fermentation

Dave Fowlie, Product Manager, Process Aids, Phibro Ethanol Foulant Prevention Technology and Its Impact On Plant Operational Efficiencies

Moderator: Shrikant Rathi, Director, Praj Americas Inc.

Caldwell Reed, Vice President of Sales & Project Management, Piller TSC Blower Corporation

Profitably Decarbonizing Ethanol Production with Mechanical Vapor Recompression

Bill Schafer, CEO, Energy Integration, Inc.

Not All MVR Projects Are Created Equal

Andrew Nohns, Engineering Manager, Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC

Pioneering Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) Solutions for Efficiencies

Jack Roback, Director of Business Development of Biofuels, Antora Energy

The Electric Ethanol Plant: A Case Study in Whole-Plant Steam Electrification

Moderator: Forrest Churchill, Principal, Project Development, CANUSA EPC

Stephanie Thimmesch, Project Controller, ICM, Inc.

Navigating Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship Requirements in Ethanol Projects

Kathryn Mueller, Manager, Christianson PLLP

PWA Lessons Learned

Alan Cordova, Vice President of Strategy & Partnerships, Empact Technologies

De-Risking Tax Credit Returns: Strategic Compliance Management for Ethanol Producers in the IRA Era

Rebecca Johnson, Tax & Research Manager, Christianson PLLP

45Z in 2026: Navigating Regulatory Change and Credit Monetization

Moderator: Josh Slocum, P.E., Project Development Engineer, P1 Service, LLC

Dennis Uhl, Reliability Specialist, Novaspect, Inc.

Managing Maintenance and Reliability Data Silos

Kelly Whittenberg, O&M Data Analytics Lead Engineer, Black and Veatch Corp

Real-Time Data Analytics Applied to Balance of Plant Assets for Ethanol

Matthew Nylund, Flow, Density, and Viscosity Specialist, Emerson

Non-Invasive Technology Increases Efficiency and Reduces Maintenance

Dave Lusignolo, Aftermarket Director - North America, Tranter, Inc.

Unlocking Operational Excellence Through Digital Innovation in Heat Exchanger Services

Ethanol 101 Summit Room 130 Agenda on page 14

Carbon Capture & Storage Summit Room 276 Agenda on page 18

Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Tuesday, June 2 continued

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes

Enzyme Science Driving Fermentation Efficiency Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control

Optimizing Distillation, Dehydration and Evaporation Systems in Ethanol Plants Room 131

Moderator: Anne Chronic, Director, Technical Services, Phibro Ethanol

Matthew Ban, Director of Technical Services, CTE Global, Inc.

Kinetics are King: Linking Enzyme Strategy, Yeast Response, and Fermentation Results

Malcolm Johal, Staff Scientist, Novonesis

Overcoming Biological Bottlenecks: Advancing Throughput and Efficiency in the Ethanol Industry

Sang-Kyu Lee, Scientist, IFF

Accelerating Bioprocess Performance with Next Generation Amylases: Rapid Protein Engineering and Innovation at IFF

Moderator: Caldwell Reed, Vice President of Sales & Project Management, Piller TSC Blower Corporation

Ken Crawford, Engineering Manager, RCM Engineering-Thermal Kinetics

Strategies for Successful DD&E Revamps in Fuel Ethanol Plants

Grant Romme, Process Engineer, Koch Engineered Solutions

Beer Stripping Columns: Advanced Tower Internals Solutions Increase Profitability and Reliability at Ethanol Facilities

Shrikant Rathi, Director, Praj Americas Inc.

Next-Generation Alcohol Solutions for Fuel Ethanol Plants: Improving Energy Efficiency and Carbon Intensity

Mark Binns, Technical Business Director, Hengye, Inc.

Molecular Sieve Dehydration Mass Balance – What Can We Learn

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management

Compliance Strategies for Evolving Fuel Programs Room 120/127

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control Building the Smart Ethanol Facility with Digital Tools and Automation Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Expo Grand Opening & Welcome Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Wednesday, June 3

Moderator: Mark Heckman, Vice President of Sales, Edeniq, Inc.

Joseph Ulfig, Senior Manager, Weaver

EPA QAP Overview: What Fuel Ethanol Producers Should Expect in 2026

Preston Brown, President & Founder, incite.ag

Stacking Programs: Evolving 45Z Preparedness into Multi-Program Compliance

Danielle Anderson, Senior Government Policy & Advocacy Manager, Christianson PLLP

Farm CI and Plant-Level Readiness for State Clean Fuel Programs

Caroline Peters, Vice President, Tax Insurance, Lockton Companies, Inc.

Compliance Strategies for Evolving Fuel Programs

Moderator: Kelly Whittenberg, O&M Data Analytics Lead Engineer, Black and Veatch Corp

Adam Cooper, Senior Application Engineer, dataPARC

Improving Ethanol Plant Performance Through Operational Data Visibility

Jack Jenks, Account Executive, Voovio

Successfully Digitalizing Operations, Training, and Maintenance in an Ethanol Facility

Meera Mahadevan, Technical Account Manager, Siemens Industry, Inc.

Commission Faster, Train Smarter: Digital Twin Applications for the Next Generation of Bioethanol Facilities

Peter Francino, Software Business Development, Schneider Electric A Path Toward Autonomous Operations

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Carbon Capture & Storage Summit Room 276 Agenda on page 18

Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

8:00 am - 9:00 am Breakfast Plaza Lobby

8:30 am - 8:45 am Women in Ethanol Award Ceremony

Ferrara Theatre

9:00 am – 11:00 am General Session

Ferrara Theatre

9:00 am – 9:30 am General Session

Welcome & Awards

Ferrara Theatre

9:30 am – 10:00 am General Session

Keynote Presentation

Ferrara Theatre

10:00 am – 11:00 am General Session

Industry Executive Roundtable Discussion

Ferrara Theatre

11:00 am - 6:00 pm 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Expo Open Exhibit Halls 2-4

Lunch Exhibit Halls 2-4

Anna Simet, Director of Content/Senior Editor, BBI International

Joe Bryan, CEO, BBI International

John Nelson, COO, BBI International

Emily Skor, CEO, Growth Energy

Moderator: Ben Rhodes, Executive Director, Nebraska Ethanol Board

Brian Jennings, CEO, American Coalition for Ethanol

John Fuher, Vice President of Government Affairs, Growth Energy

Troy Bredenkamp, Senior Vice President, Government & Public Affairs, Renewable Fuels Association

Time Panels / Breaks

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes

Optimizing Fermentation Performance Through Sorghum Utilization Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control

Innovations in Ethanol Distillation and Separation Technologies Room 131

Presenters

Moderator: Tad Hepner, Vice President of Strategy & Innovation, Renewable Fuels Association

Amie Mass, Technical Expert, IFF

Johann Venter, CTO, Edeniq

Matt Durler, Director of Biofuels, National Sorghum Producers

Moderator: Prath Ternikar, Thermal Engineer, Piller TSC Blower Corporation

Andrew Cancilla, Process Engineer, RCM Engineering-Thermal Kinetics

Common Operating Issues in DD&E – Distillation Towers

Andrew Nohns, Engineering Manager, Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC

Low Energy Distillation and Evaporation: Reducing Plant Energy Consumption

Sheldon Young, Optimization and Sustainability Specialist, Alfa Laval, Inc.

Make More, Waste Less: High-Impact Technology in Heat Transfer, Separation & Water

Takuro Onuki, Manager, Product Engineering & Development Group, Plant Engineering Department, Plants & Infrastructure Systems, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

High-Efficiency Membrane Dehydration System

Thiago Righi, Engineering Solutions Manager, Whitefox Technologies USA Inc.

Merge into the Fast Lane with Membranes on the Pathway to Net Zero

Track 3: Coproducts & Product Diversification

Maximizing Value from the Corn Kernel Room 130

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management

Preparing for Inspections and Enforcement Across Fuel Programs Room 120/127

Moderator: Lindsay Kuhn, Technical Service Representative, Phibro Ethanol

Riley Williamson, Application Scientist, Phibro Ethanol

Unlocking the Value in Every Part of the Corn Kernel

Matthew Watts, Senior Scientist, Novonesis

Improving Coproduct Yield in Dry Grind Ethanol Plants with Targeted Fiber Degrading Enzyme Strategies

Matthew McBain, Sales and Business Director, Edeniq, Inc.

Scaling Advanced Biofuels Through New Markets and Feedstocks

Jaclyn DeMartini, Applications Research Group Leader, IFF

Increasing Corn Oil Yields Through Biotechnology

Moderator: Jim Cron, Senior Principal Engineer, Geostock Sandia, LLC

Jessica Karras-Bailey, Principal, RTP Environmental Associates, Inc. Knock, Knock! Surviving Agency Inspections

Tony Miller, Principal, Weaver

D3 RINs & EPA Enforcement: Navigating Heightened Scrutiny

Danielle Anderson, Senior Government Policy & Advocacy Manager, Christianson PLLP New Sustainability Requirements in California’s Low Carbon Fuel Standard

Burl Haigwood, Director, Business Innovation & Strategic Partnerships, Sustainable Energy Strategies, Inc.

From Exclusion to Action: The Maryland Biofuels Task Force Model for Securing a Clean Fuel Standard

Robert White, Sr. Vice President of Industry Relations & Market Development, Renewable Fuels Association California’s Ethanol Market

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control

Cybersecurity and Industrial Network Reliability for Modern Ethanol Plants Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Refreshment Break Exhibit Halls 2-4

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes

Measuring and Verifying Corn Kernel Fiber Ethanol Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –

Mechanical Processes and Plant Control

Safety and Risk Management in Ethanol Plant Operations Room 131

Moderator: Matthew Dickinson, Director of Analytics, CTE Global, Inc.

Carson Merkwan, Director of Business Development, Direct Companies

Cybersecurity on Business and Production Networks with Real Time Monitoring

Alan Raveling, Senior Technologist, Interstates, Inc.

Always On: Building Resilient EtherNet/IP Networks with Parallel Redundant Protocol, or PRP, in Biofuel Facilities

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Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Moderator: Eric Hakmiller, Director, Gross-Wen Technologies

Shon Van Hulzen, Chief Operating Officer, Soliton Improvements in the Quantification of Cellulosic Ethanol from Corn Kernel Fiber

Juan Vargas Ramirez, Business and Sales Director, Edeniq, Inc.

Best Practices in Corn Kernel Fiber: From RFS Pathway Progress to Plant-Scale Performance

Matt Nichols, Biofuels Director of Strategic Accounts, Neogen Corporation Cellulosic Testing Updates for D3 RIN Generation with ASTM 3417, etc.

Moderator: Jackie Hayes, Business Development Manager, Whitefox Technologies USA Inc.

Justin Schultz, Director, Environment, Health and Safety, Renewable Fuels Association

Low-Probability, High-Consequence Events in Ethanol Plants and How to Actually Prevent Them

Bryon Dahlgren, Senior Program Manager, Battelle AFFF Fire Suppression to PFAS Free – Roadmap, Obstacles, and Considerations

John McBride, Product Sales Engineer, HMT Tank

The Basics of Floating Roofs and Seals

Adam Dittbenner, Instrumentation Manager, Interstates, Inc.

What’s New in NFPA 70B and Why It Matters to You

Wednesday, June 3 continued

Time Panels / Breaks

3:00 pm - 4:30 pm continued

Track 3: Coproducts & Product Diversification

Tracking, Recovering and Optimizing Distillers Corn Oil Room 130

Presenters

Moderator: Mitchell Marine, Director, South Regional Sales, Phibro Ethanol

Christopher Gerken, Principal Scientist, ICM, Inc.

A Practical Case Study of Corn Oil Recovery at an Ethanol Facility

Shelby Baker, Sales Engineer, Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC

Tracking Distillers Corn Oil: Know Where Your DCO Is Going

Michael Sistowicz, Field Service Sales III, Alfa Laval, Inc.

Alfa Laval Rotating Assembling Zone

Birger Horns, Deputy Head of Business Line Renewables, GEA Mechanical Group Flexibility That Pays Off: Adapting Separation Technology to Your Corn Oil Process

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management Financial Strategy and Risk Management in Ethanol Production Room 120/127

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control Advanced Process Control for Plant Optimization Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

4:30 pm - 6:00 pm Networking Reception Exhibit Halls 2-4

Thursday, June 4

Time Panels / Breaks

7:30 am - 8:30 am Breakfast in the Expo Exhibit Halls 2-4

7:30 am - 1:00 pm Expo Open Exhibit Halls 2-4

8:30 am - 10:00 am Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes Biological Strategies for Corn Fiber Conversion and Coproduct Value Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control Cleaning and Sanitation Strategies for Ethanol Plant Operations Room 131

Track 3: Coproducts & Product Diversification Advanced Strategies for Corn Oil Recovery and Yield Optimization Room 130

Kierra McDougall, Process Safety Consultant, BakerRisk Building a Safer Ethanol Industry – Understanding the Hazard

Bill Schafer, CEO, Energy Integration, Inc.

Optimizing Project Financing

Donna Funk, Principal, Pinion

Why Should I Get a Calculation of Value When I Don’t Intend to Sell?

Kaila Armendariz, Senior Business Analyst, ICM Capital Stewardship in Ethanol Production: A Financial Modeling Perspective

Moderator: Meera Mahadevan, Technical Account Manager, Siemens Industry, Inc.

Hank Brittain, Director of Optimization & Advanced Control, OpX Control, Inc.

Advanced Process Control for Ethanol Producers in Your DCS

Doug McCallum, Senior Advisor for Advanced Process Control, Novaspect, Inc.

Increasing Stability with Adaptive Parabolic Control Algorithm

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Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Presenters

Rachel Campbell, Antimicrobial and Cellulosic Yeast Category Manager, Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits

Industrial Application of Fiber-Degrading Enzymes in Ethanol Fermentation: Exploring the Use of Advanced Yeast in Fouling Mitigation and Yield Enhancement

Moderator: Kaitlyn DenHouten, Technical Services Representative, Phibro Ethanol

Bandish Patel, Industrial Solutions Team Leader, Spraying Systems Co.

Integrated Tank Cleaning Strategies

Jason Hugie, North American Sales Manager, Trucent Cleaner Caustic, Better CIP

Michael Raab, Senior Researcher, Veolia Novel Acid CIP Cleaner

Michael Vander Vorste, Operation Service and Support Manager, CTE Global, Inc. Navigating Hygiene Challenges and Finding Solutions That Reduce Risk and Increase Yield

Moderator: Marina Chow, Grain Processing R&D Leader, IFF

Andrew Hawkins, Director of Laboratory Services, Phibro Ethanol

Maximizing Corn Oil Value Through Innovative Measurement

Nicholas Moryn, Territory Sales Manager, CEM Corporation

Advancing Analytical Methods for Oil Determination in DDGS to Support Ethanol Process Efficiency

Chuck Gallop, Director of Innovation, ICM, Inc.

Corn Oil Recovery: Operating and Control Considerations

Chris Grandy, Business and Market Analyst, Trucent Front End Best Practices for Corn Oil Optimization: How to Monitor and Influence Yield and Quality

Bent Madsen, Senior Global Technology Business Developer, Alfa Laval, Inc. How to Minimize the Oil Content in the Solids Leaving the Plant

Time Panels / Breaks Presenters

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management Protecting Profitability in Volatile Markets Room 120/127

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control Using Process Analytics to Improve Plant Performance Room 274

Jeff Oestmann, President - Agri Business Practice, G37 Ventures Disciplined Execution. Turning Strategy into Measurable Performance

David Miller, Consulting Chief Economist, Decision Innovation Solutions E15 and the Demand Gap for Corn

Dean Drake, President, Defour Group, LLC The Next 25 Years of Ethanol Fuel

Moderator: Charlie Scott, Founder and CRO, GOLGIX

Tyler Roberts, Market Manager, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments Finding Hidden Margin in Ethanol Plants: How Process Analytics Drive Yield, Uptime, and CI Reduction

Dan Wood, CEO, Keit Industrial Analytics Delivering AI-Driven Process Optimization Enabled by Continuous Data Alex Sexton, Technical Team Manager, Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits Filtering the Noise Without Losing the Story

Matthew Ruttley, Founder, MRC Ventures LLC What Your Fermentation Data Knows That You Don’t: Unlocking Operational Insights Hiding in Plain Sight

Colocated Event Agendas

10:00 am - 10:30 am Refreshment Break Exhibit Halls 2-4

10:30 am - Noon Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes Turning Process Byproducts and Waste into Value Room 132

Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control Maintenance and Reliability Strategies to Prevent Ethanol Plant Downtime Room 131

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Sustainable Fuels Summit Room 275 Agenda on page 22

Moderator: Brent Ziegler, Associate Industry Tech Consultant - Water, Ecolab, Inc.

Elizabeth LaCasse, Lab Technician – Application Development, Phibro Ethanol How to Level Up: Management of Ethanol Process Byproducts to Maximize Ethanol and Co-product Value

Kristina Gerber, Domain Leader – Anaerobic Digestion, Veolia Monetizing Biogas from Ethanol Wastewater Streams: Transforming Waste into Renewable Revenue

Moderator: Chelsea Diehl, Marketing, Premium Plant Services, Inc.

David Maletich, National Sales Manager, The New York Blower Company Fan Maintenance: How Your Application Determines Potential Failure Modes and Maintenance Requirements

Dean Wedekind, Technical Sales Specialist, Maxi-Lift Inc.

Bucket Elevator Performance Is Vital to Your Operations

Randeep Dosanjh, Marketing Manager, Chemelex Save Your Ethanol Plant from Costly Downtime – Be Proactive About Regular Maintenance

Dennis Uhl, Reliability Specialist, Novaspect, Inc. Instrumentation May Be a Missing Component of Your Maintenance and Reliability Strategy

Steve Tippery, CEO, RealmFive, Inc. Automating Grain Receiving to Accelerate Throughput and Protect Ethanol Plant Margins

Track 3: Coproducts & Product Diversification Protecting DDGS Quality: Mycotoxins, Testing and Processing Strategies Room 130

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management Building and Managing High-Performing Teams Room 120/127

Mark Enninga, Key Account Manager, EnviroLogix, Inc.

Keeping Mycotoxins In-Check to Maximize Co-Product Value

Nicolas Hardt, Innovation Development Manager, DSM-Firmenich Breaking the Fumonisin Barrier in DDGS Production with FUMzyme®

Ursula Hofstetter, Head of Global Product Management, DSM Austria GmbH Mycotoxin Occurrence and Co Contamination Patterns in Distillers’ Dried Grains with Solubles (DDGS), 2024–2026

Joseph Ward, Executive Director, Distillers Grains Technology Council From Lab Bench to Global Markets: Why ASTM / DTC Proficiency Testing Program Is Critical for Distillers Grains

Kasper Larsen, CEO, EnerDry/AS

Steam Drying of Distillers Grain – Eliminate Gas Consumption and CO2 Emissions from Drying Process

Moderator: Sheldon Young, Optimization and Sustainability Specialist, Alfa Laval, Inc.

Connie Lindstrom, Director of Benchmarking, Benchmark Insights, LLC

Strong Team, Strong Results: Ethanol Workforce and Leadership Trends in 2026

Gary Weihs, Managing Partner, Kincannon & Reed Executive Search

Identifying and Attracting Top Talent for a Profitable Future

Jessica Stimmel, President, TalentPro, a Pinion, LLC Company

Enhancing Workplace Communication

Becky Ringenberg, Growth and Development, TalentPro, a Pinion, LLC Company

Managing Employees: Influencing Teams and Handling Challenges

Jeff Oestmann, President - Agri Business Practice, G37 Ventures

Succession Planning as a Value Strategy. Leadership Depth in an Increasingly Complex Ethanol Business

Thursday, June 4

Time Panels / Breaks

10:30 am - Noon continued

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control Controlling Fermentation Stress and Variability Room 274

Presenters

Moderator: Matthew Ruttley, Founder, MRC Ventures LLC

Shelly Siemonsma, Senior Technical Services Manager, Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits

When Sugar Becomes Stress: Managing Carbon Diversion and CI Risk in High-Solids Ethanol Fermentation

Felipe Magazoni, Regional Manager, Absorption Cooling & Heating Division, Thermax Integrating Absorption Chillers into Ethanol Fermentation: Biological and Energy Efficiency Impacts

Jessica Morrison, VP, Strategic Partnerships & Growth, GOLGIX

Stabilizing Fermentation with AI: Reducing Variability, Preventing Contamination, and Protecting Yield

Carson Merkwan, Director of Business Development, Direct Companies AI and Data Management

Colocated Event Agendas

Noon - 1:00 pm Networking Lunch Exhibit Halls 2-4

1:00 pm Exhibitor Move-Out Begins

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Track 1: Production & Operations –Biological Processes How Biological Decisions Impact Ethanol Plant Economics Room 132

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Track 2: Production & Operations –Mechanical Processes and Plant Control Improving Equipment Reliability and Longevity in Ethanol Plants Room 131

Track 3: Coproducts & Product Diversification Ethanol Diversification and Emerging Chemical Pathways Room 130

Moderator: Traci Kadel, Area Manager, North Region, Phibro Ethanol

Stephanie Gleason, Director of Global Technology, Phibro Ethanol Process Considerations for Changing Feedstocks

Henry Markarian, CEO, Integrated Dynamics, Inc.

TRY(+) Impact of Biocatalyst Choice on Plant Economics

Dawn Overby, North America Marketing Director – Grain Processing, IFF Maximizing Sustainability Credits in Ethanol Production: Strategies and Trade-Offs

Martin Gross, CEO, Gross-Wen Technologies Increasing Profitability and Resiliency Through Integration of Anaerobic Digesters + Algae at Ethanol Plants

Moderator: Aaron Beranek, AVP Corporate Accounts, Ecolab, Inc.

Mohan Dhas, Director – BD, Lummus Technology, Inc.

Fouling Mitigation Using Helical Baffle Technology

Johnny Smatana, Business Development Manager, Integrated Global Services

Mitigating Sulfur Corrosion with High Velocity Thermal Spray in Ethanol Production

Mark Sullivan, Refractory Sales Director & New Business Manager, Refractory Service, Inc.

Quantification of Energy Savings, Maintenance Cost Reductions and ROI Related to New Refractory Lining System

Kiana Manoo, PDP Technology Support Engineer, BASF Corporation

Bioethanol as a Renewable and Value-Added Feedstock – Novelty and Challenges in BASF Industrial Catalysis

Emma Murray, Commercial Licensing Associate, Johnson Matthey

Ethanol to Bio-ethyl Acetate: A Diversification Pathway into Sustainable Chemical Production

Jess Hewitt, President, Hyperfuels

High Value Products from Ethanol Increase Sales and Revenue

Omar Hamid, Group Manager - Low Carbon Fuels, Worley Consulting

Beyond the Blend Wall: Strategic Product Diversification through CCUS and SAF Conversion for Ethanol Industry

Track 4: Leadership & Financial Management

Managing Aging Assets and Reliability in Ethanol Plants Room 120/127

Track 5: AI, Digitalization and Advanced Process Control

Managing Transportation Risk in Ethanol Logistics Room 274

Colocated Event Agendas

2:30 pm Sessions Conclude

Adam Anderson, Director of Sales, ICM, Inc.

Staying Ahead of Aging Assets in Ethanol Facilities

Russell Hillenburg, President/CEO, Woven Metal Products

Maximizing Plant Reliability: Strategic Planning for Process Internals Maintenance

Mark Curtis, Senior Vice President, ADF Engineering, Inc. From Concept to Construction: Modernizing Capital Cost Estimating for Ethanol Facilities

Eduardo Munhoz, Sugar & Ethanol Director, Nova Smar Corporation

Long-Term Planning for an Automation Investment

Moderator: Kari Wagner, VP Commercial Strategy, The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.

Russell York, Director of Program Development, Rail Safe Training, Inc.

Behind the Gates: The Reality of Railroad Safety

Thomas Hadel, Solutions Architect, RailPros Inc.

Transportation—Rail Switching Operations

Justin Schultz, Director, Environment, Health and Safety, Renewable Fuels Association

Loadout and Shipping: Reducing Non-Accidental Release Risk at the Ethanol–Rail Interface

Dominic DeMaria, Business Development of Tank Cleaning, Spraying Systems Co.

CIP Best Practices – Over the Road Tanker Trucks

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Exhibit Halls 2-4 - Innovation Stage Open to all attendees

This unique opportunity helps connect emerging ethanol industry start-ups with the capital needed to take their business to the next level. Finalists have been selected to give their pitches during two 90-minute sessions with potential investors.

Interested in becoming an Angel Investor at next year’s International Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo? To apply you’ll need to meet the following criteria:

• The federal securities laws define the term “accredited investor” in Rule 501 of Regulation D, in part, as: “a natural person who has individual net worth, or joint net worth with the person’s spouse, that exceeds $1 million at the time of the purchase [of securities], excluding the value of the primary residence of such person, or a natural person with income exceeding $200,000 in each of the two most recent years or joint income with a spouse exceeding $300,000 for those years and a reasonable expectation of the same income level in the current year.”

• Individuals who represent an investment firm or state enterprise may also qualify. Consult your advisors to determine your status as an accredited investor.

Please visit with a BBI International representative for more information.

Thursday, June 4

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Innovation Stage Schedule

Learn about the Latest Innovations in Ethanol Production

30-Minute Presentations - Located in Exhibit Halls 2-4

Taking place in the Expo, attendees have an opportunity to learn about new products and services offered by select exhibitors at the FEW. Listen in as ethanol companies provide an in-depth overview of their latest innovations that are creating efficiencies and new opportunities within the ethanol industry. You’ll have an opportunity to interact and ask questions about the products and services that are being demonstrated.

Tuesday, June 2

Time Presentations

4:40 pm Moving CO2 By Rail While Minimizing Product Los

Kari Wagner, VP Commercial Strategy, The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.

5:05 pm The Development of the Prodec Oil Plus Decanter Range from Alfa Laval

Bent Madsen, Senior Global Technology Business Developer, Alfa Laval, Inc.

5:30 pm Xarvio Presentation

Patrick Dumstorff, Principal Solution Architect, xarvio

Wednesday, June 3

Time Presentations

11:10 am Corn Kernel Fiber: Proven Value, Future Growth

Mark Heckman, Vice President of Sales, Edeniq, Inc.

11:45 am Advancing Tank Cleaning Reliability with SprayCheck® Rotation Monitor

Bandish Patel, Industrial Solutions Team Leader, Spraying Systems Co.

12:10 pm Sustainable Wastewater Management - High Rate Anaerobic Systems and Green Energy Recovery

Brian McGovern, Industrial Business Development Manager, Veolia

12:35 pm Whitefox Fireside Chat

Gillian Harrison, CEO, Whitefox Technologies USA Inc. and Wayne Garrett, General Manager, Chief Ethanol Fuels Inc. - Hastings

1:15 pm Controlling Variability Across the Ethanol Process: Improving Yield, Reducing Loss, and Producing More Consistently

Charlie Scott, Founder and CRO, Golgix

2:35 pm Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits Presentation

Craig Ammann, Vice President of North American Sales, Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits and Cirilo Vieira, Director of Business Development - Renewables & Biochemicals, Braskem S/A

3:20 pm Finding Your Path to Energy Optimization and Decarbonization

Tom Tucker, Principal, Kinergetics, LLC and James Broghammer, CEO, Pine Lake Corn Processors LLC

4:40 pm CO2 Capture Technology – Overview & Learnings

Ed Covington, Vice President of Strategy & Markets, Pelican Energy Consultants

5:05 pm How KATZEN Achieved Market Dominance and Operational Excellence in Brazil’s Grain Ethanol Industry

Hugo Morais, Marketing and Business Manager, KATZEN International, Inc.

5:30 pm Check the schedule outside the Innovation Stage in the Expo

Thursday, June 4

Time Presentations

8:30 am Pitch Day Sessions 1

Presentation by ucrop.it, Rimba, Gross-Wen Technologies

10:30 am Pitch Day Sessions 2

Presentation by Integrated Dynamics, Biosimo, Universal Fuel Technologies

Sponsors Booth Contact Information About Our Sponsors

Name Badge Lanyard #1019 IFF

1000 41st Avenue Drive SW Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 USA

Phone: +1 319-363-9601 www.xcelis.com

Slushy Lounge #1013 Whitefox Technologies

2111 South 67th Street Suite 328

Omaha, NE 68106 USA

Phone: +1 402-819-4819 www.whitefox.com

Coffee Lounge #1219 Novonesis

77 Perrys Chapel Church Rd

Franklinton, NC 27525 USA

Phone: +1 919-494-3000 www.novonesis.com

ReCharge Lounge #711

Phibro Ethanol

300 Frank West Burr Blvd Suite 21/Glenpointe Center East 3rd Floor

Teaneck, NJ 07666 USA

Phone: +1 201-329-7300 www.phibroethanol.com

General Session #819 Trucent

By increasing yields, speeding up fermentation, reducing energy and chemical consumption, IFF is helping ethanol producers meet the challenges of creating a secure renewable energy pipeline with innovative enzyme, yeast and antimicrobial solutions for starch-based fuel ethanol. IFF remains committed to biofuels innovation and a sustainable energy future.

Since 2000, Whitefox Technologies has pioneered towards a Net Zero future through purpose-driven innovation and resource-conscience engineering, founded on producing more from less. Whitefox specializes in technology development and process integration based on its proprietary membrane technology. Its portfolio of Whitefox ICE® solutions help ethanol producers to de-bottleneck distillation, dehydration and evaporation, boosting capacity and improving carbon intensity scores by lowering energy and water consumption. Whitefox provides solutions for all types of alcohols, biofuels, and renewable chemicals in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and South America through membrane separation and innovative approaches to downstream processing in industrial processes.

Novonesis, a combination of Chr. Hansen and Novozymes, is leading the era of biosolutions. By leveraging the power of microbiology with science, we transform the way the world produces, consumes and lives. In more than 30 industries around the world, our biosolutions are already creating value for thousands of customers and benefiting the planet. Let’s better our world with biology.

Phibro Ethanol has a portfolio of products that consists of antimicrobials, cleaning products, demulsifiers, protease and a yeast solutions portfolio that will bring value to a plant’s bottom line. The sale of the products are then supported by a technical team and state-of-the-art lab to help improve efficiency for ethanol bio-refineries.

7400 Newman Boulevard

Dexter, MI 48130 USA

Phone: +1 734-526-1193 www.trucent.com

Innovation Stage #813 Spraying Systems Co.

200 West North Avenue

Glendale Heights, IL 60139 USA

Phone: +1 630-665-5000 www.spray.com

Grand Opening & Network Receptions #911

Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits

6120 West Douglas Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53218 USA

Phone: +1 414-393-0410

www.lbds.com

Popcorn Lounge #919 ICM, Inc.

310 N First Street

Colwich, KS 67030 USA

Phone: +1 316-796-0900 www.icminc.com

Biofuels Podcast Lounge #1211 Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC

6105 Rockwell Drive NE

Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 USA

Phone: +1 319-320-7709 fluidquiptechnologies.com

Hand Sanitizer Stations, Headshot Studio Lounge, Wednesday Morning Breakfast & Women in Ethanol #1319

CTE Global

630 Dundee Road, Suite 440

Northbrook, IL 60062 USA

Phone: +1 847-564-5770 www.cte-global.com

Trucent helps Dry-Grind Ethanol Producers maximize and stabilize their corn oil extraction yields. With DCO prices at all-time highs, most producers are leaving additional value on the table. Trucent offers corn oil extraction technology and service, emulsion breaking chemistry, and centrifuge parts and repair services. Contact us today.

With over 85 years of experience in the industry, Spraying Systems Company is the world’s leading manufacturer in industrial spray products offering more than 100,000 spray nozzles and accessories. Our world-wide presence and highly skilled sales staff make us uniquely qualified to help you with your specific spray application.

Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits (LBDS) provides fermentation ingredients (yeasts, yeast nutrients, enzymes, and antimicrobials) to fuel alcohol and distilled spirits producers. LBDS is dedicated to supporting the industry with high-quality, cutting-edge products and value-creating technical service and education. See how LBDS’s leading product line and the industry’s best technical sales and service support team can create value in your ethanol plant operations.

ICM innovates and develops new technologies to support the production of renewable fuels and animal feed. More than 100 biorefineries worldwide utilize ICM’s proprietary systems. A full-service provider, ICM offers design, engineering, manufacturing, implementation, and plant support, all of which are tailored to yield higher profits and better operational efficiencies for biorefineries. ICM is based in Colwich, Kansas. For more information, visit icminc.com.

Fluid Quip Technologies® (Fluid Quip) provides custom technologies and engineering services to the biofuel and biochemical industries worldwide. Fluid Quip has commercialized multiple technologies to enhance the base corn-to-ethanol dry grind process, create new and novel alternative feed products, and supply the growing need for carbohydrate feedstocks into the biochemical market.

CTE Global, Inc. is a recognized leader in the biofuels industry for quality enzymes and yeast products. The knowledge that vital components of environmentally friendly biofuels are found in nature drives us to evolve our products to benefit our customers and communities. Through on-site process evaluations and customized recommendations, we help maximize desired yields and extend customer relationships beyond product drop off. Our customers are like family, and the results we achieve reflect collaborative partnerships and a shared desire to sustain a healthy world.

Sponsors Booth Contact Information About Our Sponsors

Producer Giveaway #1113

Premium Plant Services, Inc.

1336 East 31st Street

Hibbing, MN 55746 USA

Phone: +1 888-549-1869 premiumplantservices.com

Hotel Room Key #1119 Growth Energy

701 8th Street NW, Suite 450 Washington, DC 20001 USA

Phone: +1 202-545-4000 www.growthenergy.org

WiFi #719 BASF Enzymes, LLC

3550 John Hopkins Court

San Diego, CA 92121 USA

Phone: +1 858-431-8520 www.basf.com/enzymes

Registration Desk #1513 Chemmart LLC

4103 Tench Road

Suite 600-700

Suwanee, GA 30024 USA

Phone: +1 404-513-0816

www.chemmart.org

Relaxation Station #1912 D3Max, LLC

308 Second Ave. N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: +1 866-746-8385 www.d3maxllc.com

Conference Bag #1613 Alfa Laval, Inc.

5400 International Trade Drive

Richmond, VA 23231 USA

Phone: +1 866-253-2528

www.alfalaval.us

Blackout Bingo #1419 Midwest Cooling Towers, Inc.

1156 E. Highway 19

Chickasha, OK 73018 USA

Phone: +1 405-224-4622

www.mwcooling.com

Lunch - Tuesday Poet 4615 N Lewis Ave

Sioux Falls, SD 57104

Phone: +1 605-965-2367 www.poet.com

Lunch - Wednesday #513 New Age Cryo 5706 Richmond Road

Ringwood, IL 60072 USA

Phone: +1 815-675-0215 www.newagecryo.com

Lunch - Thursday #613 Oxidizers, Inc.

1731 Pomona Road

Corona, CA 92880 USA

Phone: +1 951-271-3990 www.oxidizers.net

Premium Plant Services, Inc. offers industrial cleaning services that specialize in the Hydroblasting of plant process equipment. Premium utilizes the latest Hydroblasting equipment and specialty devices, plus highly trained technicians to safely clean and bring your plant back to full operating efficiency. Premium also offers the following services: Vacuum Truck, Sandblasting, Slurry Blasting, Sponge Blasting, Surface Chemical cleaning, and Dry Ice cleaning.

Growth Energy is the leading voice of America’s biofuel industry. Our members operate and support biomanufacturing facilities at the heart of America’s bioeconomy, delivering a new generation of clean fuel options.

To ensure a more sustainable future, BASF is working to deliver value chain participants (farmers, grain crushers, and oil & gas providers) a way to monetize and advance the adoption of low carbon crops for fuel, to help decarbonize the hard to abate sector. It all starts with the farmer, the seed, and a set of smart agronomic decisions maximize yield with minimal environmental impact. Leveraging digital technology, we hope to connect participants along the value chain and provide farmers a way to track, measure, and monetize the carbon intensity of their crop. By helping farmers participate in these fast-growing markets, BASF is working to ensure that what is right for the planet is also right for the farmers business.

Chemmart LLC is an authoritative wholesaler of API-based antimicrobials, organic antimicrobials, yeast nutrients, and a variety of enzymes tailored for the fuel ethanol, beverage, and distilled spirits industries. We deliver customized antimicrobial and enzyme solutions that will significantly elevate the efficiency and output of your ethanol plant operations. Partner with Chemmart to unleash the full potential of your production processes.

The D3MAX process employs patented, state-of-the-art technology to convert both five- and six-carbon sugars in wet cake to cellulosic ethanol. Starch, cellulose, xylose and arabinose are all converted to cellulosic ethanol with higher yields, lower energy consumption, and lower capital cost per gallon than other cellulosic ethanol producers. D3MAX also allows you to increase your corn grind by 20% or more, and increase corn oil recovery by 50%.

Alfa Laval is a leading global provider of first-rate products in the areas of heat transfer, separation and fluid handling. With these key technologies as base – we enable responsible use of natural resources, reduce environmental impact on industrial processes, improve energy efficiency, heat recovery, water treatment and reduce emissions.

Midwest Cooling Towers Inc. provides the complete portfolio of cooling tower design, construction, maintenance, and component supply to meet any cooling tower requirement. Our domestic manufacturing facility on over 40 acres supplies cooling tower FRP fan stacks, Pultruded Plank™ interlocking decking system, FRP water basins, FRP pipe & fittings, FRP structural components and CNC cutting & drilling fabrication. Our network of partners includes Hudson fans, Amarillo gear boxes, Rexnord drive shafts, and Brentwood film fill and drift eliminators. Midwest Cooling Towers is a certified Woman Business Enterprise (WBE) and is ISO 9001:2015 registered company for the design, manufacture, installation, and servicing of cooling towers and components.

Founded in 1987, we have grown from a single, humble bioprocessing facility in Scotland, South Dakota to the world’s largest producer of biofuel and a global leader in sustainable bioproducts. Today, we are headquartered in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with 35 bioprocessing facilities, three corporate offices, four terminal locations, and nearly 2,600 team members.

From strategic scheduling to combining services, we are all about maximizing efficiency. For example, we are happy to make the most out of a full facility turnaround by cleaning machinery and painting during the same visit. Similarly, we are committed to scheduling cleanings during hours that are convenient for you and will have the least impact on your productivity.

Our collective group has well over 250+ years of real-world engineering, startup and technical experience in the oxidation and mechanical services market. We focus on bringing that knowledge and insight to each and every customer. The Oxidizers Inc. team has successfully executed new and used oxidizer startups, oxidizer rebuilds, oxidizer relocations, oxidizer upgrades, and much, much more. Whether you need maintenance, upgrades, system relocation or an entirely new system, our technical service team provides prompt and cost-effective solutions you can count on.

Sponsors Booth Contact Information About Our Sponsors

Preferred Partner #1519

BetaTec® Hop Products, Inc.

5185 MacArthur Blvd. NW Unit 103

Washington DC 20016 USA

Phone: +1 202-777-4800

www.betatec.com

Soda Station #619 Veolia

3600 Horizon Blvd., Suite 100

Trevose, PA 19053 USA

Phone: +1 309-574-0035

www.watertechnologies.com/ lp-ethanol

Health & Wellness Lounge

#519 Tranter

30241 East Frontage Road

Farmersville, IL 62533 USA

Phone: +1 217-227-3470

www.tranter.com

Ethanol Connect #1313 Leaf by Lesaffre

7475 West Main Street

Milwaukee, WI 53214 USA

Phone: +1 800-770-2714

www.leaf-lesaffre.com

Track 2 #1413 ArrowUP

St. Louis, MO USA

Phone: +1 302-593-9568 www.arrowupglobal.com

Water Stations #419 Golgix

13600 Bishops Ct.

Brookfield, WI 53005 USA

Phone: +1 414-791-7496 www.golgix.com

Craft Beer #1001 Bestzyme

860 Centennial Ave

Piscataway, NJ 08854 USA

Phone: +1 732-885-9188 www.bestzyme.com

Expo Map #1612

Edeniq

1105 N. Nevada Street

Visalia, CA 93291 USA

Phone: +1 559-302-1777

www.edeniq.com

Golf Simulator #512

Mid-States Companies

1300 S B Avenue

Nevada, IA 50201 USA

Phone: +1 515-832-6280

midstatescompanies.com

Golf Merrick & Company

5970 Greenwood Plaza Blvd.

Greenwood Village, CO 80111 USA

Phone: +1 800-544-1714

www.merrick.com

Track 1 #1107 KATZEN International, Inc.

3805 Edwards Road, Suite 500

Cincinnati, OH 45209 USA

Phone: 513-351-7500

www.katzen.com

BetaTec® continues to create cutting-edge hop-based technologies to improve the fermentation process tailored to ethanol production. Our products’ superior antimicrobial effectiveness positively boosts yeast performance. BetaTec® is committed to continually raising the bar for quality and innovation within the industry.

Veolia offers value-added treatment products and services to address Ethanol, Biodiesel & Renewable Diesel producers’ most challenging reliability and sustainability issues, from preventing column and exchanger fouling, to ensuring quality of utility water and wastewater. We bring over 100 years of expertise through global applications experience to the Ethanol Industry. Our dedicated field staff and lab researchers partner with plant operators to deliver solutions for tough-to-treat streams by using breakthrough technologies.

Heat Exchanger experts worldwide! Tranter is an American-based global manufacturer of gasketed and welded plate heat exchangers and a multi-brand aftermarket service provider for the plate heat exchanger industry. Significant manufacturing, research, design engineering and product development activities are based in the USA, Brazil, Sweden, China, India and Korea and enable responsiveness to local demands. Tranter is represented globally by a network of our own sales companies, licensees and agents.

Leaf, the business unit of Lesaffre, is a global key player in industrial biotechnology to enable a better future. We design and put into action bio-based solutions allowing renewable productions. With a team committed to sustainability, customers’ satisfaction and innovation, Leaf is your industrial fermentation partner for a sustainable tomorrow.

ArrowUp has a clear vision - provide easy to use products that deliver the best possible results at a fair price. To achieve this, we have brought together a team with over 100 years of ethanol and chemical industry experience. Our mission is to deliver the greatest value possible to our customers so they grow their business and profit in ways never seen before now.

Golgix is a Production Intelligence company for biofuels producers. We help plant teams cut variability and improve yield. Our Human-Centric AI captures machine data and operator know-how, learns from top batches, and delivers early warnings and guidance to repeat peak performance, shifting GPB toward the 95th percentile as conditions change.

Bestzyme is a leader in bioethanol solutions that make people and nature healthier. Our passion is to create a better world through enzyme innovation. Leveraging Genscript’s rich expertise and advanced R&D capabilities, Bestzyme is transforming how the ethanol industry supports and serves an evolving world. Our mission is simple: design novel enzymes that solve the worlds complex needs. Our accomplished team is driven to harness the power of enzymes to accelerate sustainable and efficient solutions that are essential to life.

Edeniq is a leading biotechnology company specializing in innovative, analytical solutions for the biofuels industry. With a focus on the analysis of fiber and cellulosic ethanol, Edeniq helps its customers quantify and qualify increased yield value, reduce carbon intensity, and optimize plant operations. Learn more at Edeniq.com.

Mid-States Companies are a vertically integrated group of companies providing commercial agricultural and industrial construction solutions. Our divisions provide general contracting services, structural steel fabrication, material handling equipment, engineering, and crane rental. It is our mission to be your single-source partner, delivering complete project solutions nationwide with commitment to quality and collaborative partnership.

We create Bio Solutions to Better Our World by serving innovators in the biofuels, Proteins, and RNG markets. A leader in bioprocessing, Merrick provides multi-discipline EPCM services from FEL through commissioning. We have served clients for more than 65 years and maintain 26 offices in the US, Canada, Mexico, and UK.

KATZEN, is the leading world-wide provider of technology, process design and engineering for biofuel and ethanol plants. With over 140 completed ethanol projects in 40 countries we are number one in design for alternative feedstocks, production efficiency and super-high grade ethanol through VHQ™ Distillation. KATZEN customdesigned plants demonstrate results.

Sponsors Booth Contact Information About Our Sponsors

Track 5

The Greenbrier Companies One Centerpointe Drive Suite 200 Lake Oswego, OR 97035 USA

Phone: +1 330-321-6301 www.grbx.com

Aisle 200 #213 Praj Industries Limited Praj Tower, 274 & 275, Bhumkar Chowk-Hinjewadi Road Hinjewadi, Prune-411057 India Phone: +91-20-71802000 www.praj.net

Aisle 300 #319

Gross-Wen Technologies 404 Main Street Slater, IA 50244 USA Phone: +1 815-520-6086 www.algae.com

Aisle 400 #413 Lockton Companies 1185 Ave. of the Americas, Suite 2010

New York, NY 10036 USA

Phone: 248-925-8785 www.lockton.com

Aisle 600 #1007 Kinergetics, LLC 1050 Regent Street, L6 Madison, WI 53715 USA

Phone: +1 608-442-1127 www.kinergetics.net

Aisle 700 #1111 Olsson 601 P Street Lincoln, NE 68508 USA

Phone: +1 402-474-6311 www.olsson.com

Aisle 800 #907 WaterTech, Inc.

7215 Highway 271 South Fort Smith, AR 72908 USA

Phone: +1 800-488-7451 www.watertechinc.net

Aisle 900 #933 Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc. 10700 Toebben Drive Independence, KY 41051 USA

Phone: +1 859-448-2300 www.flottweg.com

Aisle 1000 #935 Foundation Analytical Laboratory

723 Sleezer Road

Cherokee, IA 51012 USA

Phone: +1 712-225-6989 foundationanalytical.com

Aisle 1100 #1101 Kurita America Inc. 6600 94th Ave N Minneapolis, MN 55445 USA

Phone: +1 866-663-7633 www.kuritaamerica.com

Aisle 1200 #1201 Battelle

505 King Avenue Columbus, OH 43201 USA

Phone: +1 800-201-2011 www.battelle.org/ccus

The Greenbrier Companies is a leading manufacturer and service provider in the rail industry, designing and building high-quality freight railcars while offering leasing and management services. It also provides wheel services, railcar components and a nationwide repair network, delivering quality, reliability and innovation across rail transportation for customers worldwide today. Learn more at www.gbrx.com.

PRAJ offers technology led EPC solutions for supply of Biofuels plants globally. Praj’s unique value proposition to global biofuels industry is based on Innovative technology and end-to-end capabilities across value chain. Praj’s Bio-Mobility platform comprises of low carbon renewable transportation fuel for all modes of mobility-surface, air and marine.

Gross-Wen Technologies (GWT) provides sustainable, algae-based wastewater treatment solutions using its patented Revolving Algal Biofilm (RAB™) system. The technology removes nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus, reduces energy use and carbon footprint, and converts waste into valuable algae-based products, helping municipalities and industries improve water quality and recover resources.

Lockton’s Transaction Liability Practice is the certain solution for M&A and other transactional risks. Our practice is comprised of former M&A professionals that are experts at crafting and negotiating policies to insure unknown breaches of representations and warranties/warranties and indemnities, as well as known tax, legal, and intangible asset risks. We seamlessly support clients on domestic and international transactions, delivering consistent service and local market expertise wherever deals take place.

Kinergetics is an energy-focused engineering company that combines consulting expertise with custom equipment design. With 18+ years in the ethanol industry—one issued patent and one pending—we aren’t afraid to innovate, delivering tailored solutions that integrate seamlessly into facilities to help you achieve your efficiency, performance, and operational goals.

Olsson is a nationally recognized engineering and design firm. Founded in 1956, Olsson brings a full suite of in-house capabilities to the ethanol industry, from geotechnical investigations and multidisciplinary engineering to air quality permitting, environmental compliance, and nondestructive testing, supporting production facilities at every stage of their lifecycle.

Water Tech is the innovative leader for process additives to the ethanol and biodiesel industry. We provide our clients best-in-class corn oil demulsifiers that maximize yield, caustic replacement products for CIP that enhance safety and performance, as well as boiler, cooling and wastewater solutions.

Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc. designs and manufactures specialized whole stillage decanter centrifuges, along with the Sedicanters® and Tricanters®, to meet the needs of the ethanol industry. Flottweg is headquartered in Independence, KY and has over $6 million in parts, rotating assemblies, and accessories to serve clients immediate aftermarket needs.

Foundation Analytical Laboratory is a state-of-the-art ISO 17025:2017 as well as AAFCO participating contract laboratory specializing in Mycotoxin and Amino Acids analysis, Proximate testing, and Microbiology methodologies as well as many other Chromatography, R&D, and Wet Chemistry solutions. “Exemplary Customer Service with Scientific Excellence” – that is the FAL Difference!

As an innovator in the biofuels industry since the beginning, Kurita America has pioneered new and groundbreaking technology designed to keep you competitive. Our proven experience and thorough understanding of your full facility allows us to engineer completely customized solutions for your most challenging water, process, and energy needs.

Trust Battelle’s multi-disciplinary subsurface teams to cost-effectively move your carbon capture and storage project from plan to operations. We offer ethanol producers an option that is good for the environment and the bottom line. Look to Battelle as a partner to improve your carbon intensity score.

Aisle 1300 #1104

Carbis Solutions Group, LLC

85 Northpointe Parkway

Suite 2

Amherst, NY 14228 USA

Phone: +1 716-264-4913 www.thermalkinetics.net

RCM Thermal Kinetics helps fuel your community with custom engineered solutions. We offer a full range of distillation, evaporation, and molecular sieve process equipment as well as consultations, process evaluations, and more to maximize your ethanol potential. RCM Thermal Kinetics remains committed to providing high-value, innovative and renewable solutions.

Sponsors Booth Contact Information About Our Sponsors

Aisle 1400 #1011 Carbis Solutions Group, LLC 1430 West Darlington Street Florence, SC 29501 USA

Phone: +1 843-669-6668 www.carbissolutions.com

Aisle 1600 #1233 Ecolab 1 Ecolab Place St. Paul, MN 55102 USA Phone: +1 800-352-5326 www.ecolab.com

Aisle 1700 #1719 Trackmobile Railcar Movers

1602 Executive Drive

LaGrange, GA 30240 USA

Phone: +1 706-884-6651

www.trackmobile.com

Aisle 1800 #1819 Xylogenics, Inc.

606 W Main Street, Suite A Pittsboro, IN 46167

Phone: +1 317-625-3623 www.xylogenics.com

Premier Partner #1106 Burns & McDonnell 9400 Ward Parkway

Kansas City, MO 64114 USA

Phone: +1 816-333-9400 www.burnsmcd.com

Premier Partner #904 Direct Companies

3405 N Louise Ave

Sioux Falls, SD 57107 USA

Phone: +1 605-250-3641 www.directcompanies.com/ few-2026

Refreshment Break #401

American Coalition for Ethanol

5000 South Broadband Lane Suite 224

Sioux Falls, SD 57108 USA

Phone: +1 605-334-3381 www.ethanol.org

Refreshment Break #901 Renewable Fuels Association

16024 Manchester Road Suite 101

Ellisville, MO 63011 USA

Phone: +1 636-594-2284 www.ethanolrfa.org

In 1930 Samuel Carbis designed the first aluminum fire ladder. Since then, we’ve remained dedicated to designing and building the equipment and structures that assure safe access and fall prevention for workers worldwide. We are the global leader in customized bulk loading access equipment and turnkey systems for truck, rail, and marine applications across all industries.

A trusted partner for millions of customers, Ecolab is a global sustainability leader offering water, hygiene and infection prevention solutions and services that protect people and the resources vital to life. Customers in more than 40 industries choose Ecolab’s comprehensive science-based solutions, data-driven insights and worldclass service to advance food safety, maintain clean and safe environments, and optimize water conservation and energy use.

As part of Marmon’s Global Railcar mover group, Trackmobile is the leading manufacturer of bi-modal railcar moving equipment. Trackmobile sets new standards for railcar movement with innovations in efficiency, reliability, safety, and ease of operation, making us the ideal choice for any application. Zephir Railcar movers has provided safe and efficient railcar movers since 1969 and Electric rail car movers since 1991.

Xylogenics is a synthetic biology company that creates valuable yeast to enable fermentation-based production of natural products, focusing on ethanol. Xylogenics is focused on implementing our yeast engineering expertise to redefine fermentation and enhance profitability to produce high-value commercially valuable bio-based chemicals. Xylogenics yeasts are targeted at reducing enzyme costs, decreasing fermentation times, and increasing yields in the fuel ethanol industry.

We are a family of companies with an unmatched team of 10,000 engineers, construction and craft professionals, architects and more to design and build our critical infrastructure. Our singular mission since 1898 has been to make our clients successful. When we plan, design, permit, construct and manage projects worldwide, we do it like we own it.

Burns & McDonnell is a 100% employee-owned company. We tackle every technical challenge, every complex detail, with the intent and attention of an owner. It’s what brings our clients back, project after project.

Direct Companies is a South Dakota-based industrial technology company. Our engineers support ethanol and ag processing facilities with automation and control system upgrades, plant data and remote visibility, custom panel and skid fabrication, precision tank gauging, and OT cybersecurity. All under one roof. One call, one team, no vendor juggling.

The American Coalition for Ethanol is powered by people who have built an innovative industry that sustainably delivers clean fuel and valuable co-products for a growing world. ACE members work together to inform consumers and elected officials of ethanol’s significant contribution to our economy, environment, and communities.

Since 1981, RFA has been helping Americans have more affordable, efficient, and environmentally friendly fuel for their cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles and engines of all kinds.

As the authoritative voice of the U.S. ethanol industry, RFA helps America become cleaner, safer, and more energy independent.

With the most experienced staff in the industry, the RFA provides timely, comprehensive industry information to our members, Congress, federal and state government agencies, fuel marketers and retailers, strategic partners, the media and other industry leaders.

Sponsors Sustainable Fuels

Sponsors Booth Contact Information About the Our Sponsors

Gold Sponsor #318

Keen Project Solutions

3001 SE Convenience Blvd. Suite 101

Ankeny, IA 50021 USA

Phone: +1 515-233-1244 www.keenps.com

Gold Sponsor #1813 W.R. Grace & Co.

7500 Grace Drive

Columbia, MD 21044 USA

Phone: 667-261-3979 www.grace.com

Gold Sponsor #1919 Valley Process Technologies

2483 Ninth Street North

Wahpeton, ND 58075 USA

Phone: +1 701-642-0137 www.valleyprocesstech.com

Silver Sponsor #1713 CPM Crown Global Companies

9879 Naples St. NE

Keen offers design, build and EPC solutions in central Iowa and across North America. And every day, Keen works to be more than a just solution provider to our clients. Beyond our technical capabilities, we lead with talent, integrity, and commitment you can trust.

Grace, a Standard Industries company, is a leading global supplier of specialty chemicals and solutions that enable industries to enhance modern life. Our renewable technology solutions for feedstock pre-treatment and ethanol dehydration help biofuel producers maximize productivity, safety, and sustainability.

Valley Process Technologies delivers high performance process aid chemistry engineered for safer, cleaner, more efficient renewable fuel production. Our solutions improve energy efficiency, reduce downtime, and enhance overall plant reliability while meeting strict OSHA, EPA, and CFR safety standards. VPT helps Biofuel producers achieve consistent performance with confidence and compliance.

Blaine, MN 55449 USA

Phone: +1 651-638-5407 www.crowniron.com

Silver Sponsor #1812 CPM

2975 Airline Circle Waterloo, IA 50703 USA

Phone: +1 319-232-8444 www.cpm.net

An innovative, global leader in oilseed process solutions, CPM’s Crown specializes in custom engineered design and aftermarket support for crush, refining, biofuels, advanced renewables, oleochemicals, & specialty extraction. Crown’s state-of-theart, 15,000 sq. ft. Innovation Center features a fully functional plant allowing access to real-world piloting capabilities within a confidential, controlled environment.

CPM’s size reduction solutions help take you from grain to fuel. CPM hammermills and roller mills are a perfect match for the dry-grinding required in ethanol production. This combined with our reputation of “it just runs” makes CPM the ideal partner to enhance the efficiency of your ethanol processing operation.

Sponsors Carbon Capture & Storage Summit & Ethanol 101 Summit

Sponsors

Platinum Sponsor

Lapis Carbon Solutions

2950 N. Harwood St., Suite 2200

Dallas, TX 75201 USA

Phone: +1 800-992-1341 www.lapiscarbonsolutions.com

Platinum Sponsor #1106 Frontier Infrastructure

3625 North Hall Street, Suite 760

Dallas, TX 75219 USA

Gold Sponsor #1424 Pelican Energy Consultants

4099 Hwy 190 East Service Road

Covington, LA 70433 USA

Phone: +1 985-871-4200

www.pelicanenergy.com

Lapis is a full-service CCS developer and operator. We provide single-point responsibility from industry partner to sink. Our team has the capability and capacity to be your partner of choice for delivering customized carbon solutions.

Frontier designs, builds, and operates sustainable infrastructure across the Mountain West and broader United States. From carbon transport and storage, to on-site power solutions, our team brings the expertise to take complex projects from idea to operations.

Pelican Energy Consultants is a privately held Consulting Engineering firm located in Covington, Louisiana. Our core services include Multi-Discipline Engineering, Design/Drafting, Project Management, Onsite Construction Coordination/ Inspection Services, Procurement, and Inventory Management Services. Pelican is a worldwide leader with unmatched expertise in the design of CO2 capture, processing, transportation, utilization, and sequestration facilities, with over 300 executed CO2 projects in excess of $5 billion in TIC. Pelican has designed/executed the installation of anthropogenic CO2 capture facilities since 2009. Let our team of CO2 system experts save you time and money as you develop your CO2 plans and projects.

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Organizations Contact Information About Our Supporting Organizations

Advanced Biofuels USA

507 North Bentz Street

Frederick, MD 21701 USA

Phone: 301-644-1395

www.AdvancedBiofuelsUSA.org

American Biogas Council

1126 I St SE

Washington, DC 20003 USA

Phone: +1 202-640-6595 www.americanbiogascouncil.org

American Coalition for Ethanol

5000 South Broadband Ln, Suite 224

Sioux Falls, SD 57108 USA

Phone: 605-334-3381 www.ethanol.org

ASABE

2950 Niles Road

St. Joseph, MI 49085 USA

Phone: 269-429-0300 www.asabe.org

Bioenegy Europe

Place du Champ de Mars 2 1050 Brussels Belgium Phone: +32-2-318 41 00 www.bioenergyeurope.org

CAAFI

2264 S. State Route 123 Lebanon, OH 45036 USA www.caafi.org

Clean Fuels Alliance America

605 Clark Ave Jefferson City, MO 65110 USA

Phone: 800-841-5849

www.cleanfuels.org

Cooling Technology Institute

3845 Cypress Creek Parkway

Suite 420

Houston, TX 77068 USA

Phone: 281-583-4087

www.cti.org

Distillers Technology Council

Iowa State University

3327 Elings Hall

Ames, IA 50011 USA

Phone: 515-294-4019

www.distillersgrains.org

European Renewable Ethanol (ePure)

Rue de la Loi 223

B-1040 Brussels Belgium

Phone: 32-2-657-6679

www.epure.org

Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS)

4800 Olson Memorial Highway Suite 150

Golden Valley, MN 55422 USA

Phone: 763-999-4300

www.geaps.com

Growth Energy

701 8th Street NW, Suite 450

Washington, DC 20001 USA

Phone: 202-545-4000

www.growthenergy.org

Advanced Biofuels USA, a nonprofit educational organization, advocates for the adoption of advanced biofuels as an energy security, economic development, military flexibility, and climate change mitigation solution. Our website, www.advancedbiofuelsusa.org, is a library of information about advanced biofuels for thousands of industry professionals, journalists, opinion-leaders, legislators, decision-makers, students, and teachers worldwide.

The American Biogas Council is the voice of the US biogas industry dedicated to maximizing carbon reduction and economic growth using biogas systems. We represent more than 400 companies in all parts of the biogas supply chain who are leading the way to a better future by maximizing all the positive environmental and economic impacts biogas systems offer when they recycle organic material into renewable energy and soil products.

The American Coalition for Ethanol is powered by people who have built an innovative industry that sustainably delivers clean fuel and valuable food for a growing world. ACE members work together to inform consumers and elected officials of ethanol’s significant contribution to our economy, environment, and communities.

The American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) is an international scientific and educational organization dedicated to the advancement of engineering applicable to agricultural, food, and biological systems. ASABE is the primary standards development organization in the U.S. for agricultural equipment and systems.

Bioenergy Europe is the voice of European bioenergy. It aims to develop a sustainable bioenergy market based on fair business conditions. Founded in 1990, Bioenergy Europe is a non-profit, Brussels-based international organisation bringing together associations, companies, academia and research institutes from across Europe.

Bioenergy Europe is the umbrella organisation of the European Pellet Council (EPC). The EPC is an essential part of Bioenergy Europe’s internal organisation, bringing together bioenergy experts and company representatives from all over Europe.

Since 2006, the Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuels Initiative (CAAFI) has sought to enhance energy security and environmental sustainability for aviation through the use of alternative jet fuels. CAAFI is a coalition of airlines, aircraft and engine manufacturers, energy producers, researchers, international participants and U.S. government agencies. Together these stakeholders are leading the development and deployment of alternative jet fuels for commercial aviation.

Made from an increasingly diverse mix of resources such as recycled cooking oil, soybean oil, and animal fats, the clean fuels industry is a proven, integral part of America’s clean energy future. Clean Fuels Alliance America (formerly the National Biodiesel Board) is the U.S. trade association representing the entire biodiesel, renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel supply chain, including producers, feedstock suppliers and fuel distributors. Clean Fuels receives funding from a broad mix of private companies and associations, including the United Soybean Board and state checkoff organizations.

The Cooling Technology Institute is a broad-based industry association. Our mission is to advocate and promote, for the benefit of the public, the use of all environmentally responsible commercial cooling technologies such as wet cooling towers, air-cooled condensers, dry coolers, indirect cooling, and hybrid systems by encouraging education, the development of codes, standards, and guidelines, the use and oversight of independent performance verification and certification programs, research and development, information exchange, and dialog with government agencies and organizations with a shared interest in evaporative heat rejection equipment.

We will provide the latest information on marketing/merchandising, nutrition, processing, and governmental regulations.

ePURE represents the interests of European renewable ethanol producers to the EU institutions, industry stakeholders, the media, academia and the general public. Based in Brussels, ePURE speaks for 34 member companies (including 20 producing members), with around 50 plants in 16 EU member states, accounting for about 85% of the renewable ethanol production in Europe. The organisation, established in 2010, promotes the beneficial uses of ethanol throughout Europe.

From our history that goes back nearly a century, to GEAPS International Board of Directors, our dedicated volunteers and GEAPS Staff, to GEAPS Media Group—we all come together to champion, connect and serves the global grain industry and its members.

Growth Energy is the leading biofuel trade association in the country. We represent producers and supporters of ethanol who are working to bring consumers better choices at the fuel pump, grow America’s economy, and improve the environment for future generations. Our growing membership base now represents nearly half of all American ethanol plants, along with many of the largest and most prominent fuel retailers in the country and the industry’s top associate members whose businesses support the ethanol industry.

Organizations Contact Information About Our Supporting Organizations

Iowa Renewable Fuels Association 5505 NW 88th Street Johnston, IA 50131 USA Phone: 515-252-6249 www.IowaRFA.org

Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association 3033 Excelsior Boulevard Suite 208 Minneapolis, MN 55416 USA Phone: 612-888-9138 mnbiofuels.org

National Corn Growers Association 632 Cepi Drive Chesterfield, MO 63005 USA Phone: 636-733-5513 www.ncga.com

North Dakota Ethanol Council

North Dakota Ethanol Council PO Box 1091

Bismarck, ND 58502 USA

Phone: 701-355-4458 www.ndethanol.org

Renewable Fuels Nebraska 1327 H Street, Ste. 103 Lincoln, NE 68508 USA

Phone: 402-325-0045

www.renewablefuelsne.org

RFA

16024 Manchester Road, Suite 101 Ellisville, MO 63011 USA

Phone: 636-594-2284 www.ethanolrfa.org

The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association represents the state’s liquid renewable fuels industry and works to foster its growth. Iowa is the nation’s leader in renewable fuels production with 42 ethanol plants capable of producing 4.5 billion gallons annually – including 34 million gallons of annual cellulosic ethanol production capacity – and 11 biodiesel facilities with the capacity to produce 410 million gallons annually.

The Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association is the premier organization representing the ethanol industry in Minnesota. We work towards increasing ethanol usage in Minnesota through our initiatives with legislators and agencies, fuel retailers and consumers.

The National Corn Growers Association represents 40,000 dues-paying corn farmers nationwide and the interests of more than 300,000 growers who contribute through corn checkoff programs in their states. NCGA and its 49 affiliated state associations and checkoff organizations work together to create and increase opportunities for their members and industry.

The North Dakota Ethanol Council works to enhance North Dakota’s ethanol industry through innovative research, education, promotion, and market development in collaboration with industry stakeholders.

Renewable Fuels Nebraska (RFN) is the trade organization for Nebraska’s ethanol industry. We are an industry resource encouraging public policy that ensures the growth and expansion of the nation’s second largest renewable fuels industry.

Since 1981, RFA has been helping Americans have more affordable, efficient, and environmentally friendly fuel for their cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles and engines of all kind. As the authoritative voice of the U.S. ethanol industry, RFA helps America become cleaner, safer, and more energy independent.

With the most experienced staff in the industry, the RFA provides timely, comprehensive industry information to our members, Congress, federal and state government agencies, fuel marketers and retailers, strategic partners, the media and other industry leaders. RFA has been the renewable fuel industry’s most effective advocate for expanding the market for ethanol.

Media Partners Contact Information About Our Media Partners

Ethanol Producer Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: 701-746-8385

www.ethanolproducer.com

Biodiesel Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: 701-746-8385

www.biodieselmagazine.com

Biomass Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: 701-746-8385

www.biomassmagazine.com

Carbon Capture Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: 701-746-8385 carboncapturemagazine.com

Pellet Mill Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: 701-746-8385

biomassmagazine.com

SAF Magazine

308 2nd Avenue N., Suite 304

Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA

Phone: 701-746-8385

safmagazine.com

Since 1995, Ethanol Producer Magazine is the ethanol industry’s premier trade journal. With its commitment to editorial excellence and high-quality print production and distribution, it is widely recognized as the business-to-business publication of note throughout the global ethanol industry. With compelling profiles, insightful news and commentary, and engaging features on plant optimization, research, science, technology, equipment, environmental health and safety, compliance, marketing, policy and industry events, Ethanol Producer Magazine is the magazine ethanol producers turn to.

Biodiesel Magazine is a trade journal dedicated to objective, independent coverage of biodiesel news, events and information relevant to the global industry. With editorial focus on U.S. and international methyl ester manufacturing, trade, distribution and markets, Biodiesel Magazine also provides valuable insight into feedstock and market share competition from the non-ester renewable diesel sector.

Biomass Magazine is a trade publication tailored to serve companies and organizations engaged in producing or utilizing biomass power and heat, advanced biofuels, biogas, wood pellets and biobased chemicals. In addition to policy, regulation, project finance, technology and plant management, the publication maintains a core editorial focus on biomass logistics: generating, cultivating, collecting, transporting, processing, marketing, procuring and utilizing sustainable biomass.

Carbon Capture Magazine is an online news and data source designed specifically for companies and organizations advancing technologies that support the removal of carbon dioxide (CO2) from all sources, including fossil fuel-based power plants, ethanol production plants and industrial processes, as well as directly from the atmosphere. Our online news source gathers top stories, research, data, trends and information on all aspects of CCS with the goal to help companies build knowledge, connect with others, and better understand the market and carbon utilization.

Pellet Mill Magazine delivers discerning, data driven content, features, technical contributions and expert commentary to professionals in the densified biomass fuel industry. As a supplement to Biomass Magazine, Pellet Mill Magazine covers a broad range of issues affecting producers and distributers of pellets, from production technology, plant management and international sales to pellet standards, policy and environmental regulation.

SAF Magazine is a print and online news and data source designed specifically for companies and organizations advancing technologies that support the development of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). Our online news source gathers top stories, research, data, trends and information on all aspects of SAF production with the goal to help companies build knowledge, connect with others, and better understand the market.

Exhibitors

4B Components, Ltd.

Booth Contact Information

421 625 Erie Avenue, Morton, IL 61550 USA Phone: 309-698-5611 - www.go4b.com/usa

AB Biotek 1725 4240 Ducan Avenue, Suite 150, Suite 150, St. Louis, MO 63110 USA Phone: 314-392-0800 - www.abbiotek.com

Accu-Steel Fabric Covered Buildings 1304 2245 110th Street, Audubon, IA 58278 USA Phone: 877-938-1654 - www.accusteel.com

ACE American Coalition for Ethanol 401 5000 South Broadband Lane, Suite 224, Sioux Falls, SD 57108 USA Phone: 402-210-2831 - www.adfengineering.com

ADF Engineering, Inc.

1633 228 Byers Road, Suite 202, Miamisburg, OH 45342 USA Phone: 402-210-2831 - www.adfengineering.com

Advanced Resources International 211 4501 Fairfax Drive, Suite 910, Arlington, VA 22302-2115 USA Phone: 703-528-8420 - www.adv-res.com

Advanced Materials & Catalysts | Technip Energies 704 555 West Arrow Hwy, Claremont, CA 91711 USA Phone: 909-447-3600 - www.ten.com

AGRA Industries, Inc.

1607 1211 West Water Street, Merrill, WI 54452 USA Phone: 715 536 9584 - www.agraind.com

Alfa Laval, Inc. 1613 5400 Interntational Trade Drive, Richmond, VA 23231 USA Phone: 866-253-2528 - www.alfalaval.us

Allen Blasting and Coating 2004 1668 Hwy 61, Wever, IA 52658 USA Phone: 319-367-5500 - allenblastingandcoating.com

Allied Valve & Instrumentation 405 4419 State Street, Riverdale, IA 52722 USA Phone: 651-319-2511 - alliedvalveinc.com

Ameritrack Rail 1825 6837 South 400 East, Cutler, IN 46920 USA Phone: 765-659-2111 - https://ameritrack.biz

ANDRITZ Separation, Inc. 1705, 1707 1010 Commercial Drive, South, Arlington, TX76001 USA Phone: 817-465-5611 - www.andritz.com

Angel Yeast Co., Ltd.

507 168 Chengdong Avenue, Yichang, Hubei 443003 China Phone: +86-861-7636-9520 - www.angelyeast.com

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Exhibitors

Antora Energy

Booth Contact Information

3023-3026 1244 Reamwood Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94089 USA Phone: 859-948-2670 - antoraenergy.com

Apache Industrial Services, Inc. 833 12234 Roberts Road, La Vista, NE 68128 USA Phone: 402-276-6346 - www.apacheip.com

Apache Stainless Equipment Corporation 3020 200 Industrial Drive, Beaver Dam, WI 53916 USA Phone: 920-356-9900 - www.apachestainless.com

Apex Water & Process 1411 7600 Quattro Drive, Chanhassen, MN 55317 USA Phone: 952-913-5937 - TeamApex.com

Applied Material Solutions, Inc. 313 1001 East Centralia Street, Elkhorn, WI 53121 USA Phone: 262-723-6595 - appliedmaterialsolutions.com

Applied Products Thermal Products Group 1735 6035 Baker Road, Minnetonka MN, 55345 USA Phone: 701-809-1211 - www.applied-tpg.com

Arnold Company 2034 2955 Trico Drive, Trenton, IL 62293 USA Phone: 618-224-7505 - www.arncosolutions.com

ArrowUp 1413 412 South Hanley Road, Suite 2N, St. Louis, MO 63105 USA Phone: 302-593-9568 https://arrowupglobal.com

ASI Industrial 1925 1300 Minnesota Avenue, Billings, MO 59101 USA Phone: 406-245-6231 - www.asi-industrial.com

Axion 1033 5132 South Cliff Avenue, Suite 1, Sioux Falls, SD 57118 USA Phone: 605-838-6679

Bald Eagle Pellet Co.

Barnhart Crane & Rigging

Barr Engineering Co.

BASF Corporation

321 14082 S. Eagle Valley Road, Tyrone, PA 16686 USA Phone: 814-684-7618 - www.baldeaglepellet.com

325 7600 Dorsey Run Road, Sioux Falls, SD 57107, Jessup, MD 20794 USA Phone: 605-367-1665 - www.barnhartcrane.com

700 4300 Market Pointe Drive, Suite 200, Minneapolis, MN 55435 USA Phone: 952-832-2600 - www.barr.com

719 1424 Mars Evans City Road, Evans City, PA16033 USA Phone: 724-538-1299 - www.basf.com

Battelle 1201 505 King Avenue, Columbus, OH 43201 USA Phone: 800-201-2011 - www.battelle.org/ccus

Behlen Grain Systems 3027 4025 E. 23rd St. / PO Box 569, Columbus, NE 68601-3448 USA Phone: 402-562-4122 - www.behlengrainsystems.com

Bestzyme Corporation 1001 860 Centennial Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 8854 USA Phone: 312-350-4679 - www.bestzyme.com

BetaTec Hop Products, Inc. 1519 5185 MacArthur Boulevard Northwest, Suite 300 Washington, DC 20016 USA Phone: 202-777-4827 https://betatec.com

Beyond Agribusiness Solutions 1335 302 Fifth Street Southwest, Wilmar, MN 56201 USA Phone: 320-441-5541 www.beyond.biz

Bioelectrica 221 C/O 6075 West Commercial Boulevard Fort Lauderal, FL 33319 USA Phone: +54-9-358-436 1718 www.dta-tech.com

BioFuels Automation 1511 151 Cheshire Lane North, Plymouth, MN 55441 USA Phone: 763-383-4700 - www.biofuelsautomation.com

BioIntelligence Technologies Inc. 1621 1335 King W, Suite 250, Sherbrooke, QC J1J 2B8 Canada Phone: 800-820-4783 - https://biointelligence.com

Boerger, LLC

3045 2860 Water Tower Place, Chanhassen, MN 55317 USA Phone: 612-435-7300 - www.boerger.com

Brentwood Industries 3031 610 Morgantown Road, Reading, PA 19611 USA Phone: 610-374-5109 - www.brentwoodindustries.com

Bright Renewables

Brown Tank, LLC

Buhler, Inc./Mill Technology Company

1730

Thermen 10b, 7521 PS Enschede, Netherlands Phone: +31 53 4609088 - www.bright-renewables.com

3010 6995 55th Street North, Suite A, St. Paul, MN 55128 USA Phone: 651-747-0100 www.browntank-mn.com

503 13105 12th Ave North, Plymouth, MN 55441 USA Phone: 763-847-0238 - www.buhlergroup.com/northamerica

Bulk Conveyors, Inc. 1635 3400 North Broadway, Wichita, KS 67219 USA Phone: 989-714-5697 - www.bciks.com

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Exhibitors

Buresh Building Systems

Burns & McDonnell, Inc.

BWC

Booth Contact Information

803 1219 Imperial Road, Hampton, IA 50441 USA Phone: 641-512-8623 - www.bureshbuildings.com

1005 9400 Ward Parkway, Kansas City, MO 64114 USA Phone: 816-333-9400 - www.burnsmcd.com

3003 1303 Hickory Hollow Road, Solon, IA 52333 USA Phone: 319-329-0607 - www.capco2.solutions

Cadaro 2024 600 S Tyler, Suite 2009, Amarillo, TX 79101 USA Phone: 806-338-7445 - https://cadaro.com

Caldwell/Preload 426 4000 Tower Road, Louisville, KY 40219 USA Phone: 502-964-3361 - www.caldwelltanks.com

Campbell-Sevey 1732 15350 Minnetonka Boulevard, Minnetonka, MN 55345 USA Phone: 952-935-2345 - www.campbell-sevey.com

Carbis Solutions Group, LLC 1011 PO Box 6229, 1430 West Darlington Street, Florence, SC 29501 USA Phone: 843-669-6668 - www.carbissolutions.com

Carboline Co. 1503 2150 Schuetz Road, Saint Louis, MO 63146 USA Phone: 314-587-2600 www.carboline.com

CEM Corporation 1428 3100 Smith Farm Road, Matthews, NC 28104 USA Phone: 704-821-7015 www.cem.com

Chase Nedrow Industries 811 150 Landrow Drive, Wixom, MI 48393 USA Phone: 248-669-9886 - chasenedrow.com

Chemelex 1834 15375 Memorial Drive Suite 1100, Houston, TX 77079 USA Phone: 713-735-8740 - chemelex.com

Chemmart, LLC 1513 4103 Tench Road, Suite 600-700, Suwanee, GA 30025 USA Phone: 404-513-0816 www.chemmart.org

ChemTreat, Inc. 930 4461 Cox Road, Glen Allen, VA 23060 USA Phone: 804-935-2000 www.chemtreat.com

CHIEF AGRI

3030 PO Box 848, 4400 East 39th Street, Kearney, NE68848-0848 USA Phone: 308-237-3186 - www.agri.chiefind.com

Christianson PLLP 1435 302 Fifth Street Southwest, Willmar, MN 56201 USA Phone: 320-235-5937 - www.christiansoncpa.com

CL Construction

424 2700 Fletcher Avenue, Lincoln, NE 68504 USA Phone: 402-440-2212 - clnebraska.com

Cleaver-Brooks 534 221 Law Street, Thomasville, GA 31792 USA Phone: 414-359-0600 - www.cleaverbrooks.com

CNC Flow Control 1806 10350 Clay Road, Suite 250, Houston, TX 77041 USA Phone: 713-466-1715 - www.cncflowcontrol.com

Columbia Water Technology, LLC 1801

CompuWeigh Corporation

ConDex Energy

2700 W. Firestone Ln., Vancouver, WA 98660 USA Phone: 360-718-7031 - www.columbiawatertech.com

800 50 Middle Quarter Road, Woodbury, CT 6798 USA Phone: 203-262-9400 - www.compuweigh.com

302 25 Royal Crest Court, Markham, ON L3R 9X4 Canada Phone: 905-415-9400 - www.condexenergy.com

Conveyor Engineering & Mfg. Co. 3047 1345 76th Ave SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 USA Phone: 319-533-1034 - www.conveyoreng.com

Cooling Technology Institute (CTI) 1426 PO Box 681807, Houston, TX 77268 USA Phone: 970-593-2434 - www.cti.org

Cooling Tower Depot, Inc. 1300 PO Box 681807, Houston, TX 77268 USA Phone: 281-583-4087 - www.cti.org

CPM 1812 4050 Leversee Road, Waterloo, IA 50703 USA Phone: 800-366-2563 www.cpm.net

Crown Americas-Crown Iron Works 1713 9879 Naples Street Northeast, Blaine, MN 55449 USA Phone: 651-639-8900 - www.OneCPM.com

CTE Global, Inc.

C-TEC AG

ConDex Energy

1319 630 Dundee Road, Suite 440, Northbrook, IL 60062 USA Phone: 847-564-5770 - www.cte-global.com

1929 1928 South Lincoln Avenue, York, NE 68467 US Phone: 402-362-5951 www.ctecag.com

302 25 Royal Crest Court, Markham ON L3R 9X4 Canada Phone: 905-415-9400 - www.condexenergy.com

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Exhibitors

Booth Contact Information

Custom Concrete Specialists 632 12621 N. 148th Street, Waverl, NE 68462 USA Phone: 855 752 5047 - /www.ccsgrouponline.com

CWS Construction Services 1531 17604 Hackberry St, Fall River, KS 67047 USA Phone: 469-596-2244 - www.cwsconstructionservices.com

D3Max

1912 308 Second Ave. N., Suite 304, Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA Phone: 701-746-8385 - www.d3maxllc.com

Datacor 1603

25 Hanover Road, Building B, Suite 300 Florham Park, NJ 07932-1424 USA Phone: 973-822-1551 - www.datacor.com

dataPARC 1430 14300 Southeast First Street, Vancouver, WA 98684 USA Phone: 360-619-5010 - www.dataparc.com

Decker Electric, Inc.

1226 4500 West Harry, Wichita, KS 67209 USA Phone: 316-265-8182 - www.decker-electric.com

Dependable Conveyor Systems 1824 5680 Reinhold Street, Fair Oaks, CA 95628 USA Phone: 916-521-5498 - www.dependableconveyorsystem.com

DeWine Mechanical 702 1326 East 19th Street, Columbus, NE 68601 USA Phone: 402-562-6590 - dewinemechanicalinc.com

Diamond R Industries 234 1310 N. Sewell Dr., Pawnee, OK 74058 USA Phone: 918-399-5612 - www.diamondrindustries.com

Direct Companies 904 2425 South Shirley Avenue, Suite 101 (408 N. Highway 77) Sioux Falls, SD 57106 USA Phone: 605-977-3377 - www.directcompanies.com/few-2026

Dowco Valve Company 1133 700 Spiral Boulevard, Hastings, MN 55033 USA Phone: 651-438-2600 - www.dowcovalve.com

DSM-Firmenich 1826 Alexander Fleminglaan 1, Delft, 2613AX Netherlands Phone:+31-15-2793034 - www.dsm-firmenich.com/anh/home.html

Dürr CTS, Inc. 821 26801 Northwestern Hwy, Southfield, MI 48033 USA Phone: 920-336-5715 - www.durr.com

DXP Enterprises 1711 PO Box 2892, Clinton, NE 57283-2892 USA Phone: 800-830-DXPE - www.dxpe.com

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Exhibitors

Eagle Services Corporation

Eco Industrial Services

EcoEngineers

Ecolab, Inc.

Edeniq, Inc.

EGM, Inc.

Electro-Sensors, Inc.

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1029 2702 Beach St., Valparaiso, IN 46383 USA Phone: 219-763-1111 - www.eagleservices.com

3012 PO Box 331, Fox Lake , IL 60020 USA Phone: 815-363-8548 - www.ecospecializedservices.com

1611 909 Locust Street, Suite 202, Des Moines, IA 50309 USA Phone: 515-985-1260 - www.ecoengineers.us

1233 8927 Inland Lane North, Maple Grove, MN 55311 USA Phone: 612-840-5492 - www.ecolab.com

1612 2505 North Shirk Road, Visalia, CA 93291 USA Phone: 559-302-1777 - www.edeniq.com

1922 32005 Pawne Rd, Valley, NE 68054 USA Phone: 402-350-5451

225 6111 Blue Circle Drive, Minnetonka, MN 55343 USA Phone: 952-930-0100 - www.electro-sensors.com

Emerson Measurement 3041-3043 8200 Market Boulevard, Chanhassen, MN 55317 USA Phone: 763-218-4617 - www.emerson.com/en-us

Emerson Novaspect 3039, 3040 1124 Tower Road, Schaumburg, IL 60173 USA

Energy Integration, Inc.

1833 710 Sunshine Canyon Drive, Boulder, CO 80302 USA Phone: 303-517-2130 - www.energyintegrationinc.com

Erlab 1831 388 Newburyport Turnpike, Rowley, MA 01969 USA Phone: 978-948-2216 - www.erlab.com

Ethanol Producer Magazine 101 308 Second Ave. N., Suite 304, Grand Forks, ND 58203 USA Phone: 701-746-8385 - www.ethanolproducer.com

EvapTech, Inc.

Ferm Solutions, Inc.

1927 8331 Nieman Road, Lenexa, KS 66214 USA Phone: 913-322-5165 - www.evaptechinc.com

734 PO Box 203, Danville, KY 40423 USA Phone: 202-978-3376 - https://ferm-solutions.net

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First Environment, Inc.

Booth Contact Information

428 10 Park Place, Building 1A, Suite 504, Butler, NJ 07405 USA Phone: 973-334-0003 - www.firstenvironment.com

Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc. 933 10700 Toebben Drive, Independence, KY 41051 USA Phone: 859-448-2300 - www.flottweg.com

Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC 1211 6105 Rockwell Drive Northeast, Cedar Rapids, ID 52402 USA Phone: 319-320-7709 - www.fluidquiptechnologies.com

Foss North America, Inc.

1935 8091 Wallace Road, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 USA Phone: 612-239-3305 - http://www.foss.us

Foundation Analytical Laboratory, Inc. 935 723 Sleezer Road, Cherokee, IA 51012 USA Phone: 712-225-6989 - foundationanalytical.com

Franzenburg Centrifuge 611 2301 Dean Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50317 USA Phone: 515-964-3991 - http://fznburg.com

Frontier Infrastructure

Gadgetly

GALLOP

GEA Group

Gilbert Industries, Inc.

Global Refractory Installers & Suppliers

GOLGIX

Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS)

1106 3625 North Hall Street, Suite 760, Dallas, TX 75219 USA

2026 8176 Dinsmore Dr., Las Vegas, NV 89117 USA Phone: 702-690-5418 - https://aiprousa.com

110 PO Box 23667, Houston, TX 77228 USA Phone: 281-449-1051 - http://gallopcgi.com

1535 400 S. Wuthering Hills Dr., Janesville, WI 53546 USA Phone: 800-722-6622 www.gea.com

807 8150 State Hwy 14 East, Sparta, MO 65753 USA Phone: 417-581-1163 - www.gilbertindustries.com

1129 PO Box 12025 1296 Camber Court, Suite 104. Green Bay, WI 54304 USA Phone: 920-425-7068 - www.globalrefractory.com

419 12945 W Hawthorne Lane, New Berlin, WI 53151 USA Phone: 414-393-8587 - www.golgix.com

1505, 1507 4800 Olson Memorial Highway, Suite 150 Golden Valley, MN 55422 USA Phone: 763-999-4300 - www.geaps.com

Grain Elevator Repair Products 1701 3880 Hulen St. Suite 530, Fort Worth, TX 76107 USA Phone: 571-489-3287 - http://grainelevatorproducts.com

Greenfield Contractors 219 806 Mill St., Clermont, IA 52135 USA Phone: 833-419-2179 - www.greenfield-contractors.com

Gross-Wen Technologies

319 404 Main Street, Slater, IA 50244 USA - www.algae.com

Growth Energy 1119 1401 Eye Street NW, Suite 1220, Washington, DC 20005 USA Phone: 410-218-1927 - www.growthenergy.org

H2O Innovation

906 8227 Bunker Lake Blvd, Suite 500, Ramsey, MN 55303 USA Phone: 515-249-9637 - www.h2oinnovation.com

Hamilton Company 511 4970 Energy Way, Reno, NV 89502-4123 USA Phone: 775-741-8427 - hamiltoncompany.com

Heat Exchanger Group, Inc.

Hengye, Inc.

HMT Tank

235 20527 Rhodes Road, Spring, TX 77388 USA Phone: 281-957-5636

805 11999 Katy Freeway, Suite 588, Houston, TX 77079 USA Phone: 832-288-4288 - www.hengyeinc.com

433 10701 E. Ute Street, Tulsa, OK 74116 USA Phone: 918-831-2016 - www.hmttank.com

Honeywell Sundyne 1606 14845 W 54th Ave., Arvada, CO 80007 USA Phone: 303-521-5713 - www.honeywell.com

HTH Companies

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3007 239 Rock Industrial Blvd., Union, MO 63084 USA Phone: 636-583-8698 - http://hthcompanies.com

Hupp Electric Motors 1232 500 57th Street, Marion, IA 52302 USA Phone: 888-366-0761 - https://hupp-electric.com

Hutton Design + Builds

Hydrite Chemical Co.

335 2229 South West Street, Wichita, KS 67213 USA https://huttonbuilds.com

1406 17385 Golf Parkway, Brookfield, WI 53045 USA Phone: 262-792-1450 - www.hydrite.com/Industries/Biofuels.htm

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Exhibitors

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Hydro-Thermal Corporation 1307

400 Pilot Court, Waukesha, WI 53188 USA Phone: 262-548-8900 www.hydro-thermal.com

IAC 1907 4800 Lamar Avenue, Mission, KS 66202 USA Phone: 913-384-5511 - www.iac-intl.com

IAP, Inc.

ICM, Inc.

333 PO Box 56, W6905 Paradise Lane, Phillips, WI 54555 USA Phone: 715-339-3024 - www.iapfan.com

919 PO Box 397, 310 North First Street, Colwich, KS 67030 USA Phone: 316-796-0900 - www.icminc.com

IFF 1019 1000 41st Ave. Dr. SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 USA Phone: 319-363-9601 - http://xcelis.com

incite.ag 1431 21950 Ridge Road, Sterling, IL 61081 USA Phone: 319-551-0808 - www.incite.ag

Industrial Equipment & Parts

3029 5532 Lakeland Ave. N., Crystal, MN 55441 USA Phone: 763-249-1899 - www.ieppumps.com

Industrial Kiln & Dryer Group 3011 12700 Shelbyville Road, Ashland Building, Louisville, KY 40243 USA Phone: 877-316-6140 - www.industrialkiln.com

INNIO Jenbacher North America LLC 301 8860 Fallbrook Dr., Houston, TX 77064 USA Phone: 713-408-6930 - www.innio.com

Innospec Fuel Specialties 1702 8310 South Valley Hwy, Suite 350, Englewood, CO 80112 USA Phone: 303-792-5554 - https://innospec.com

Innovative Plant Solutions, Inc. 1821 3125 East 14th Avenue, Hibbing, MN 55746 USA Phone: 844-799-6582 - innovativeplantsolutions.com

Innovative Technologies

601 1545 Blue Sky Boulevard, Huxley, IA 50124 USA Phone: 515-597-3848 - www.inn-technologies.com

IntegroEnergy Group, Inc. 603 110 Curlie Street, Yankton, SD 57078 USA Phone: 605-665-0791 - www.integroenergy.com

Interra Global Corporation 1203 164 South Prospect Avenue, Park Ridge, IL 60068 USA Phone: 847 292 8600 - www.interraglobal.com

Interstates, Inc.

1306 PO Box 260, 1400 Seventh Avenue Northeast Sioux Center, IA 51250 USA Phone: 712-722-1662 - www.interstates.com

J&D Construction, Inc. 606 4326 Hwy 212, Montevideo, MN 56265 USA Phone: 320-269-2101 - www.jdconstinc.com

J.C. Ramsdell Enviro Services, Inc. 1433 408 South Veterans Street, Flandreau, SD 57028 USA Phone: 605-997-3706 - http://jcramsdell.com

Jackson Industrial Construction 835 584 Homer Rd., Concord, MI 49237 USA Phone: 517-524-8589 - https://jiccompany.com

KATZEN International, Inc. 1107 3805 Edwards Road, Suite 500, Cincinnati, OH 45209 USA Phone: 513-351-7500 - www.katzen.com

Kayden Industries 626 9400 Grogan’s Mill Road, Suite 305, Woodlands, TX 77380 USA Phone: 855-571-6688 - kaydenindustries.com

Keen Project Solutions

Keit Industrial Analytics

318 3001 SE Convenience Blvd., Suite 101, Ankeny, IA 50021 USA https://ThinkDifferentThinkKeen.com

529 Unit 4, Zephyr Building, 8th Street, Harwell Campus Harwell, Oxfordshire GU6 7DJ United Kingdom Phone: +44-0-1235-431260 - www.keit.co.uk

KEITH Manufacturing Co. 1802 401 Northwest Adler Street, Madras, OR 97741 USA Phone: 541-475-3802 - http://www.keithwalkingfloor.com

Kemin Bio Solutions

KFI Engineers

Kinergetics, LLC

435 1900 Scott Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50317 USA Phone: 515-559-5100 - www.kemin.com/bio

624 670 West County Road B, St. Paul, MN 55113 USA Phone: 651-771-0880 - www.kfiengineers.com

1007 1050 Regent Street, Suite L6, Madison, WI 53715 USA Phone: 608-442-1127 - www.kinergetics.net

Knight Material Technologies 1631 5385 Orchard View Drive, East Canton, OH 44730 USA Phone: 330-771-9242 - knightmaterials.com

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Komax Systems, Inc.

3021-3022 4111 East 37th Street North, Wichita, KS 67220 USA Phone: 316-253-2661 - www.koch-glitsch.com

934 15301 Graham Street, Huntington Beach, CA 92649 USA Phone: 714-933-7400 - www.komax.com

Kurita America 1101 6600 94th Avenue North, 4400 Valley Industrial Blvd. North Minneapolis, MN 55445 USA Phone: 866-663-7632 - www.kuritaamerica.com

Laidig Systems, Inc. 831 14535 Dragoon Trail, Mishawaka, IN 46544 USA Phone: 574-256-0204 - www.laidig.com

Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits 911 6120 West Douglas Avenue, Building 200, Milwaukee, WI 53218 USA Phone: 800-583-6484 - www.lbds.com

Larson Engineering, Inc. 527 5420 LBJ Fwy, Suite 1330, Dallas, TX 75201 USA Phone: 469-629-1766 - www.LapisCarbonSolutions.com

Leaf by Lesaffre 1313 7475 West Main Street, Milwaukee, WI 53214 USA Phone: +33-8-16-30-82-65 - www.leaf-lesaffre.com

Lockton Companies 413 1185 Ave. of the Americas, Suite 2010, New York, NY 10036 USA Phone: 248-925-8785 - www.lockton.com

Lotus Mixers, Inc./LOTUS Process Group, LLC 1501 914 MacEwen Drive, Osprey, FL 34229 USA Phone: 941-966-1885 - www.lotusmixers.com

Louisville Dryer Company 634 1100 Industrial Boulevard, Louisville, KY 40219 USA Phone: 502-969-3535 - www.louisvilledryer.com

Lubriplate Lubricants Co. 328 129 Lockwood St., Newark, NJ 07105 USA Phone: 314-614-7488 - www.lubriplate.com

LucasE3 Engineering

Ludeca, Inc.

1625 9165 Coronado Circle , DeSoto, KS 66108 USA Phone: 913-608-3925 - www.lucase3.com

3018 1425 Northwest 88th Avenue, Doral, FL 33172 USA Phone: 305-591-8935 - www.ludeca.com

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Exhibitors

Lynchburg Air Preheater Corp (LAPCO)

Maas Companies, Inc.

Macon Construction

Mapcon Technologies, Inc.

Mascot Valves LLC

Mason Manufacturing, LLC

Matrix Technologies, Inc.

Maxi-Lift Inc.

MBA Energy & Industrial, LLC

McPherson Concrete Storage Systems, Inc.

Mechanical Systems, Inc.

Merjent, Inc.

Midland Scientific, Inc.

Mid-States Companies

Booth Contact Information

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169 Prestwood Rd., Lynchburg, VA 24502 USA Phone: 434-237-2545 - www.lapcoairheaters.com

1127 PO Box 7127, Rochester, MN 55903 USA Phone: 507-285-1444 - www.maascompanies.com

735 201 Bonita Ave., Bradford, IL 61421 USA Phone: 317-358-5900 - https://macongc.com

1434 2670 Fleur Drive, Des Moines, IA 50321 USA Phone: 515-331-3358 - www.mapcon.com

628 3010 Farrell Road, Houston, TX 77092 USA Phone: 281-864-5138 - https://mascotvalves.com

924 PO Box 3577 (1645 North Railroad Avenue) Decatur, IL 46033 USA Phone: 217-422-2770 www.masonmfg.com

501 1760 Indian Wood Circle, Maumee, OH 43537 USA Phone: 419-897-7200 - www.matrixti.com

430 16400 Midway Road, Addison, TX 75001 USA Phone: 737-802-4749 - www.maxilift.com

224 33126 Magnolia Circle, Magnolia, TX 77354 USA Phone: 832-299-4844 - https://mba-nrg.com

1908 PO Box 369, 116 North August, McPherson, KS 67460 USA Phone: 620-241-4362 - www.mcphersonconcrete.com

1800 800 Weaver Lane, Suite A, Dundas, MN 55019 USA Phone: 507-645-5675 - https://mechsystemsinc.com

1031 1 Main Street Southeast, Suite 300, Minneapolis, MN 55414 USA Phone: 612-746-3660 - www.merjent.com

733 1202 South 11th Street, Omaha, NE 68108 USA Phone: 402-346-8352 - www.midlandsci.com

512 1116 South B Avenue, Nevada, IA 50201 USA Phone: 515-382-6280 - www.midstatescompanies.com

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Exhibitors

Booth Contact Information

Midwest Cooling Tower Services 605 8545 Highway 105, Krotz Springs, LA 70750 USA Phone: 409-766-0386 - www.mwcts.com

Midwest Cooling Towers, Inc. 1419 1156 Hwy 19 East #5103, Chickasha, OK 73018 USA Phone: 405-224-4622 - mwcooling.com

Midwest Custom Engineering, Inc. 311 6526 S Kanner Hwy, #215, Stuart, FL 34997 USA Phone: 620-200-9109 - www.midwestcustomengineering.com

Midwest Ironworks 327 709 Fourth Street East, Horace, ND 58047 USA Phone: 701-815-7018 - www.midwestironworksllc.com

Midwest Laboratories, Inc. 1727 13611 B Street, Omaha, NE 68144 USA Phone: 402-334-7770 - www.midwestlabs.com

Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association, Inc. 1130 500 E Travellers Trail , Ste 600, Burnsville, MN 55337 USA Phone: 612-888-9138 - www.mnbiofuels.org

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd 926 20 Greenway Plaza, Suite 600, Houston, TX 77046 USA 1-346-308-8800, 1-407-688-6100 - www.mhi.com

MoistTech Corp. 902 6408 Parkland Drive, Suite 104, Sarasota, FL 34243 USA Phone: 941-727-1800 - www.moisttech.com

Mole Master Services Corporation 1126, 1128 27815 State Route 7, Marietta, OH 45750 USA Phone: 740-374-6726 - www.molemaster.com

Municipal Well & Pump 420 1212 Storbeck Drive, Waupun, WI 53963 USA Phone: 800-383-7412 - www.municipalwellandpump.com

NABP 725 9262 178th Street West, Lakeville, MN 55044 USA Phone: 612-991-5080 - www.na-bp.com

National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center 1311

400 University Park Drive, Campus Box 1334 Edwardsville, IL 62025 USA Phone: 618-659-6737 - www.ethanolresearch.com

Nelson Baker Biotech 1207 500 West Hanger Street, Sioux Falls, SD 57104 USA Phone: 605-275-2025 - www.nelsonbaker.com

NESTEC, Inc.

223 222 East Main Street, Pen Argyl, PA 18072 USA Phone: 610-323-7670 - www.nestecinc.com

New Age Cryo 513 5706 Richmond Rd, Spring Grove, IL 60072 USA Phone: 815-675-0215 - www.newagecryo.com

Nexceris 1804

Northwest Electric

404 Enterprise Dr., Lewis Center, OH 43035 USA Phone: 330-933-9525 - nexceris.com

400 1414 East 23rd Street, Columbus, NE 68504 USA Phone: 402-563-4481 - www.nwelectric.com

Nova Smar Corporation 1700 10136 NW 53rd St., Sunrise, FL 33351 USA Phone: 954-860-0913 - www.novasmar.us

Novonesis 1219 PO Box 576 (77 Perrys Chapel Church Road) Franklinton, NC 27525 USA Phone: 919-494-3000 - novonesis.com

Olsson 1111 2111 S 67th Street, Suite 200, Omaha, NE 68106 USA Phone: 402-474-6311 - www.olsson.com

Onterris

324 1582 North Batavia Street, Orange, CA 92867 USA Phone: 501-602-7008 - www.onterris.com

Oxidizers, Inc. 613 1731 Pomona Road, Corona, CA 92880 USA Phone: 951-271-3990 - www.oxidizers.net

P1 Service, LLC

Paget Equipment Co.

Paul Mueller Company

Pebco, Inc.

Pelican Energy Consultants

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1835 6864 NE 14th Street, Ankeny, IA 50023 USA Phone: 913-529-5300 - https://p1-service.com

1425 PO Box 369 (417 East 29th Street), Marshfield, WI 54449 USA Phone: 715-384-3158 - www.pagetequipment.com

304 1600 West Phelps St., Springfield, MO 65802 USA Phone: 417-340-7688 - www.paulmueller.com

431 225 N. 4th Street, Paducah, KY 42001 USA Phone: 270-442-1996 - www.pebco.com/index.html

1424 4099 Hwy 190 East Service Road, Covington, LA 70433 USA Phone: 985-871-4200 - www.pelicanenergy.com

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Exhibitors

PerkinElmer, Inc.

Booth Contact Information

1131 710 Bridgeport Avenue, MS 250, Shelton, CT 06484 USA Phone: 203-925-4602 - www.perkinelmer.com

Petroleum Solids Control, Inc 1823 1320 E Hill St., Signal Hill, CA 90755-3526 USA Phone: 562-424-0254 - www.petroleumsolids.com

Phase Biolabs, Inc.

525 24A Trolley Square #1524, Wilmington, DE 19806 USA Phone: 650-880-6729 - www.phasebiolabs.com

Phibro Ethanol 711

1000 Westgate Drive #119A, St. Paul, MN 55114 USA Phone: 316-570-0526 - www.ethanolperformancegroup.com

Piller TSC Blower Corporation 1530 445 Duane Avenue, Schenectady, NY 12304 USA Phone: 518-372-2496 - www.piller.de

Pinion 1132 8801 Renner Boulevard #100, Lenexa, KS 66219 USA Phone: 800-461-4702 - www.pinionglobal.com

Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. 832 11541 95th Ave. N., Maple Grove, MN 55369 USA Phone: 507-261-0918 - www.pineng.com

Pioneer Industrial Corporation 1920 400 Russell Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 62221 USA Phone: 314-771-0700 - www.Pioneerindustrial.com

Polystar Containment 326 1676 Commerace Drive, Stow, OH 44224 USA Phone: 234-678-9020 - www.polystarcontainment.com

PRAJ Industries Limited

213 Praj Tower, 274 & 275, Bhumkar Chowk-Hinjewadi Road, Hinjewadi, Pune 411057 India Phone: +91-20-2295-1718 - www.praj.net

Precision Rotary Equipment 1135 1427 9th Avenue, Council Bluffs, IA 51501 USA Phone: 712-352-3509 - www.precisionrotary.com

Premium Plant Services, Inc. 1113 11044 Hwy 37, Hibbing, MN 55746 USA Phone: 218-263-4444 - www.premiumplantservices.com

Pro Maintenance Inc.

124 PO Box 575, 10 Michigan Street Northeast Hutchinson, MN 55350 USA Phone: 320-587-3135 - promaintenanceinc.com

Proco Products, Inc. 1134 2431 North Wigwam Drive, Stockton, CA 95205 USA Phone: 800-344-3246 - www.procoproducts.com

Pro-Fab, Inc.

Proflow Pumping Solutions

ProQuip, Inc.

3046 PO Box 112, Arborg, MB ROC OAO Canada Phone: 888-933-4440 - www.p-fab.com

2011 2850 West 139th Street, Blue Island, IL 60406 USA Phone: 708-272-1800 - www.proflow.co

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PROtect, LLC 1601

Protego USA Inc

Rail Safe Training, Inc.

Rayker Mechanical Services

RCM Engineering-Thermal Kinetics

850 East Highland Road, Macedonia, OH 44056 USA Phone: 330-468-850 - www.proquipinc.com

3815 S. Midco Street, Wichita, KS 67215 USA Phone: 316-927-4290 - www.protect.llc

1600 9561 Palmetto Commerce Parkway, Ladson, SC 29456 USA Phone: 843-901-3309 - www.protego.com

1911 PO Box 2235, Sioux City, IA 51104 USA Phone: 712-212-4145 - www.railsafetraining.com

329 251 McKeithen Drive, Alexandria, LA 71303 USA Phone: 816-225-8076 - www.raykermechanicalservices.com

1104 85 Northpointe Parkway, Suite 2, Amherst, NY 14228 USA Phone: 716-264-4913 - www.rcmt.com/thermalkinetics

RealmFive, Inc. 1125 3300 Folkways Circle, Lincoln, NE 68504 USA Phone: 402-490-3292 - https://realmfive.com

Refractory Service, Inc.

533 175 Bridgepoint Drive, South St. Paul, MN 55075 USA Phone: 763-370-8503 - refractoryservice.com

Renewable Fuels Association 901 16024 Manchester Road, Suite 101, Ellisville, MO 63011 USA Phone: 202-289-3835 - www.ethanolrfa.org

Rentech Boiler Systems, Inc. 1734 5025-A East Business 20, Abilene, TX 79601 USA Phone: 325-672-3400 - www.rentechboilers.com

Rimba 331 200 Brannan Street, Unit 328, San Francisco, CA 94107 USA Phone: 979-661-9462 - www.rimba.ai

RNC Company Inc

3044 PO Box 3161, 26804 Crooked Oak Lane, Salisbury, MD 21802 USA Phone: 410-430-4003 - www.facebook.com/rncconveyance

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Robinson Fans, Inc.

Ross HX

Booth Contact Information

505 PO Box 100 (400 Robinson Drive), Zelienople, PA 16063 USA Phone: 724-452-6121 - www.robinsonfans.com

1303 2808 Cincinnati Dayton Road, Middletown, OH 45044 USA Phone: 513-217-1565 - www.rosshx.com

RTP Environmental Associates, Inc. 602

Ryan & Associates, Inc.

Salof Ltd, Inc.

Saola Energy, LLC

Schad Refractory Construction Co.

400 Post Avenue, Suite 405, Westbury, NY 11590 USA Phone: 516-333-4526 - www.rtpenv.com

928 10955 160th Street, Davenport, IA 52804 USA Phone: 563-381-3914 - https://ryangrp.com

825 5141 IH 35 South, New Braunfels, TX 78132 USA Phone: 830-708-0765 - www.salofltd.com

801

200 W. Douglas Ave., Ste. 230m Wichita, KS 67202 USA Phone: 316-413-3345 - www.saolaenergy.com

3019 13910 Norby Road, Grandview, MO 64030 USA Phone: 816-728-6502 - schadrefractory.com

Schimberg Company 1325, 1327 1106 Shaver Road Northeast, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 USA Phone: 319-365-9421 - www.schimberg.com

Scott Equipment Company 701 605 Fourth Avenue NW, New Prague, MN 56071 USA Phone: 507-351-0519 - www.scottequipment.com

SCS Engineers 1921, 2020 3900 Kilroy Airport Way, Suite 100, Long Beach, CA 90806 USA Phone: 562-426-9544 - www.scsengineers.com

SCS Global Services

Seaton Construction Group

Sennos

900 2000 Powell Street, Suite 600, Emeryville, CA 94608 USA Phone: 510-216-5651 - www.scsglobalservices.com

1228 4506 West Harry Street, Wichita, KS 67209 USA Phone: 316-239-2500 - www.seaton-construction.com

3008

302 E Pettigrew St, Dibrell B100, Durham, NC 27701 USA Phone: 919-717-3983 - www.sennos.com

Specialized In:

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Consulting

l Consulting l Finance

l Engineering

l Construction

l Consulting

l Engineering

l Construction

l Construction

l Consulting

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Engineering

l Construction l Consulting

l Equipment & Services

l Power Generation

l Ag Products & Services

l Consulting

l Sustainable Aviation Fuel

l Construction

Ag Products & Services Equipment & Services

Exhibitors

Booth Contact Information

Separator Technology Solutions 1331

SEPCO Sealing Equipment Products Co., Inc. 521

2591 Nicholson Street, San Leandro, CA 94577 USA Phone: 559-253-3699 - www.sts-la.com

123 Airpark Industrial Road, Alabaster, AL 35007 USA Phone: 205-403-7500 - www.sepco.com

SES, LLC. Superior Environmental Solutions 411 9996 Joseph James Drive, Cinicnnatti, OH 45246 USA Phone: 513-874-8355 - http://sesinc.com

SGS North America, Inc. 1604 1405 32nd Ave., Brookings, SD 57006 USA Phone: 605-692-7611 - www.sgs.com

Sherwin Williams 1901 2051 Rosebud Drive, Billings, MT 59102 USA

Phone: 406-670-2809 - https://industrial.sherwin-williams.com/na/ us/en/protective-marine/catalog/category/products-by-industry/oiland-gas.10656362.html

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments 535 14115 West 95th Street, Lenexa, KS 66215 USA Phone: 515-782-4565 - www.ssi.shimadzu.com

Shuttlewagon Inc. 1934 4116 Drive Greaves Road, Grandview, NE 64030 USA Phone: 816-767-0300 www.shuttlewagon.com

Siemens Industry, Inc. 112 2060 Detwiler Road, Suite 111, Harteyville, PA 19438 USA Phone: 612-325-7456 - www.siemens.com/us/en/products/ automation/distributed-control-system.html

Simoneau Sterling Midwest 635 2741 Harvey Street, Hudson, WI 54016 USA Phone: 715-808-0827 - http://simoneau.com

Sioux Steel Company 1532, 1534 PO Box 1265, Sioux Falls, SD 57101 USA Phone: 605-965-4277 - www.siouxsteel.com

S-M Enterprises, Inc. 432 2310 26Th Street South, Moorhead, MN 56560 USA Phone: 218-236-5050 - www.s-menterprises.com

SmartFlow Technologies, Inc. 2034 3308 Lee Avenue, Sanford, NC 275332 USA Phone: 919-387-8460 - www.smartflow-tech.com

Soliton 1035 5132 South Cliff Avenue, Suite 1, Sioux Falls, SD 57118 USA Phone: 605-838-6679 www.solitonsciences.com

Specialized In:

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Utilities

l Consulting l Research & Development

l Chemicals & Additives

l Equipment & Services

l Ethanol Production

l Research & Development

l Transportation & Logistics

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Power Generation

l Ag Products & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

Exhibitors

Solutions 4 Manufacturing

SonicAire

S-O-S Inc.

Spraying Systems Co.

Booth Contact Information

827 1627 Baldwin Road, Jacksonville, IL 62650 USA Phone: 217-245-2919 - www.solutions4mfg.com

3004 3831 Kimwell Drive, Winston Salem, NC 27103 USA Phone: 336-245-1705 - www.sonicaire.com

407 PO Box 7282, Duluth, MN 55807 USA

813 200 North Ave. & Schmale Road, Glendale Heights, IL 60139 USA Phone: 800-957-7729 - www.spray.com

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 604 482 Payne Road, Scarborough, ME 04074 USA Phone: 207-883-3355 - www.stantec.com

StoneAge Tools

Sukup Manufacturing Co.

Sulzer Chemtech USA Inc.

Sulzer Pumps Solutions, Inc.

Summit Lubrication

3001-3002 466 South Skylane Drive, Durango, CO 81303 USA Phone: 970-259-2869 - www.stoneagetools.com

607 PO Box 677, 1555 255th Street, Sheffield, IA 50475 USA Phone: 641-892-4222 - www.sukup.com

3035-3036 900 Threadneedle Street, Suite 700, Houston, TX 77079-2952 USA Phone: 281-540-2555 - www.sulzer.com/chemtech

3033-3034 155 Ahlstrom Way, Easley, SC 29641 USA Phone: 888-343-4348 - www.sulzer.com

600 9010 County Rd. 2120, Tyler, TX 75707 USA Phone: 903-534-8021 - www.klsummit.com/en

Sys-Kool Cooling Towers 1703 11313 South 146th Street, Omaha, NE 68138 USA Phone: 402-597-1449 - http://www.sys-kool.com

The Essmueller Company 829 334 Avenue A, Airbase, Laurel, MS 39440 USA Phone: 800-325-7175 - www.essmueller.com

The New York Blower Company 530 7660 Quincy Street, Willowbrook, IL 60527 USA Phone: 630-794-5700 - www.nyb.com

Specialized In:

l Engineering

l Equipment & Services

l Consulting l Engineering

l Research & Development

l Equipment & Services

l Consulting l Engineering

l Cleaning l Equipment & Services

l Ag Products & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Chemicals & Additives

l Equipment & Services

l Ethanol Production

l Sustainable Aviation Fuel

l Equipment & Services

l Chemicals & Additives

l Engineering

l Research & Development

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

Exhibitors

The Walling Company

Booth Contact Information

2029 6103 Irvington Road, Omaha, NE 68134 USA Phone: 402-571-9600 - www.thewallingcompany.com

The Weitz Company 1706 5901 Thornton Avenue, Des Moines, IA 50321 USA Phone: 515-261-5700 - www.weitz.com

Thermon Inc.

TMI Coatings Inc.

Trace Environmental Systems, Inc.

300 7171 Southwest Parkway, Building 300, Suite 200 Austin, TX 78735 USA Phone: 512-690-0600 - www.thermon.com

310 3291 Terminal Drive, St. Paul, MN 55121 USA Phone: 651-452-6100 - www.tmicoatings.com

434 7 Park Lake Road, Unit 9, Sparta, NJ 07871 USA Phone: 201-670-7077

Trackmobile Railcar Movers 1719 1602 Executive Drive, LaGrange, GA 30240 USA Phone: 706-884-6651 - www.trackmobile.com

Tranter, Inc. 519 14510 Wagg Way Road, Houston, TX 77041 USA Phone: 940-723-7125 - www.tranter.com/parts-services

Trident Automation, Inc. 116 1001 West Kennedy Avenue, Suite 100, Kimberly, WI 54136 USA Phone: 920-759-7477 - www.tridentautomation.com

Trihydro Corporation 932 1252 Commerce Drive, Laramie, WY 82070 USA Phone: 307-745-7474 - www.trihydro.com

Triosim Corporation 532 2111 N Sandra Street, Appleton, WI 54911 USA Phone: 920-968-0800

Trucent 819 7400 Newman Boulevard, Dexter, MI 48130 USA Phone: 877-280-7212 - www.trucent.com

VAA, LLC

VAINN SRL

834 2300 Berkshire Lane N, Suite 200, Plymouth, MN 55441 USA Phone: 763-559- 9100 - www.vaaeng.com

1910 25 de mayo 912 5 E, Barrio General Paz, Cordoba 5000 Argentina Phone: +54-3-515-155857 - https://vainn.com.ar

Valley Process Technologies LLC 1919 2483 Ninth Street North, Wahpeton, ND 58075 USA Phone: 701-642-0137 - https://valleyprocesstech.com

Specialized In:

l Equipment & Services

l Construction

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Ag Products & Services

l Construction

l Equipment & Services

l Engineering

l Equipment & Services

l Transportation

l Engineering

l Consulting l Engineering

l Engineering l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Consulting l Engineering

l Equipment & Services

l Engineering

l Equipment & Services

Exhibitors

Valley View Agri-Systems

Booth Contact Information

306

500 Reichert Rd., Divernon, IL 62530 USA Phone: 217-628-6217 - https://valleyviewagri.com

Valmet Flow Control 1329 44 Bowditch Dr., Shrewsbury, MA 01545 USA Phone: 936-522-8142

Veolia 619

VetterTec, Inc.

3600 Horizon Blvd., Suite 100, Trevose, PA 19053 USA Phone: 309-574-0035 - www.watertechnologies.com/lp-ethanol

1905 2073 Michelin, Laval, Prince Edward Island H7L 5B7 Canada Phone: 450-505-6111 - www.vettertec.com

Victory Energy Operations, LLC 1704 10701 East 126th Street North, Collinsville, OK 74021 USA Phone: 918 382 4840 - www.victoryenergy.com

Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co. 706 301 York Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55130 USA Phone: 800-229-6263 - www.vikingsprinkler.com

Vogelbusch USA, Inc. 1605 1826 Snake River Road, Suite C, Katy, TX 77449 USA Phone: 713-461-7374 - www.vbusa.com

Voovio 1729 1980 Post Oak Blvd Ste 200, Houston, TX 77056 USA Phone: 713-206-5359 - www.voovio.com

W.R. Grace & Co. 1813 7500 Grace Drive, Columbia, MD 21029 USA Phone: 410-531-4000- https://grace.com/en-us

WARE 1733 3401 Bashford Ave Court, Louisville, KY 40218 USA Phone: 800-228-8861 - www.wareinc.com

Water Tech, Inc. 907 7215 Hwy 271 South, Fort Smith, AZ 72908 USA Phone: 800-488-7451 - www.watertechinc.net

WCR Incorporated 1809, 1811 2377 Commerce Center Boulevard, Suite B 1610 W. Altorfer Peoria Il, Fairborn, OH 45324 USA Phone: 309-857-3544 - https://wcrhx.com

Weaver 3032 2300 N. Field St., Suite 1000, Dallas, TX 75201 USA Phone: 832-320-3245 www.weaver.com

Westmor Industries, LLC 1224 14044 West Freeway Dr., 3 Development Dr. Hugo, MN 55038 USA Phone: 320-589-2100 - www.westmor-ind.com

COMMERCIAL BINS

• 165’ Diameter Bins (up to 2.25 Mil. Bu.)

Specialized In:

l Ag Products & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Chemicals & Additives

l Equipment & Services

l Utilities

l Engineering l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Construction l Equipment & Services

l Engineering

l Education l Consulting

l Chemicals & Additives

l Equipment & Services

l Power Generation

l Chemicals & Additives

l Equipment & Services

l Consulting

l Equipment & Services

• Up to 21’ Peak Decks & 150K lbs. Rating

•Patented Double-End Stud Bol ts

•Patented Laminated Splice Plates

COMMERCIAL DRYERS

•Tower Dryers (up to 12K BPH)

•QuadraTouch ProTM Controls

• Remote Web Access

• Balanced Moisture Content

COMMERCIAL SWEEPS

•Paddle Sweeps

•Capacities up to 12K BPH

•Patented Pivot Point

•Industrial Grade Pushers

Exhibitors

Booth Contact Information

Whitefox Technologies USA Inc. 1013

Old Pump House, 19 Hooper Street, London E1 8BU United Kingdom Phone: +44-20-7154-1750 - whitefox.com

Wichita Chain & Sprocket llc 1932 1632 South West St., Suite 9, Wichita, KS 67213 USA Phone: 316-226-2238 - https://wichitachain.com

Williams Refractory Services, Inc.

1333 1211 Southeast Broadway Drive, Lee’s Summit, MO 64081 USA Phone: 816-554-3636 - www.wmsref.com

WINBCO 1432 1200 East Main, Ottumwa, IA 52501 USA Phone: 641-683-1855 - www.winbco.com

World Kinect

Woven Metal Products

1234 9800 NW 41st St., Miami, FL 33178 USA Phone: 561-573-4310 - world-kinect.com

1230 1201 FM517, Alvin, TX 77511 USA Phone: 281-331-4466 - wovenmetal.com

Xylem 418 301 Water Street SE, Washington, DC 20003 USA Phone: 616-748-5590 - www.xylem.com/en-us

Xylogenics, Inc.

1819, 1918 606 W. Main St., Ste. A, Pittsboro, IN 46167 USA Phone: 317-697-7514 - www.xylogenics.com

Zenviro Tech US, Inc. 1521 2815 Forbs Avenue, Suite 200, Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 USA Phone: 815-676-3176 - www.zenvirotech.com

Zeochem, LLC

731 1360 S. 12th St., Louisville, KY 40210 USA Phone: 502-634-7600 www.zeochem.com

ZETA Boiler USA Inc. 1828 7968 Arjons Dr, A211, San Diego, CA 92126 USA Phone: 858-735-6828

ZOOK Rupture Disks 1602 8605 S 4260 RD, Chelsea, OK 74016-5162 USA Phone: 918-513-1158 - https://zookdisk.com

Specialized In:

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Construction

l Equipment & Services

l Construction

l Ethanol Production

l Sustainable Aviation Fuel

l Consulting

l Equipment & Services

l Equipment & Services

l Ethanol Production

l Sustainable Aviation Fuel

l Chemicals & Additives

l Research & Development

l Yeast

l Equipment & Services

l Engineering

l Chemicals & Additives

l Equipment & Services

l Power Generation

l Equipment & Services

Exhibitors

Booth #

4B Components, Ltd. 421

AB Biotek 1725

Accu-Steel Fabric Covered Buildings 1304

ACE American Coalition for Ethanol 401

ADF Engineering, Inc. 1633

Advanced Resources International 211

Advanced Materials & Catalysts | Technip Energies 704

AGRA Industries, Inc. 1607

Alfa Laval, Inc. 1613

Allen Blasting and Coating 2004

Allied Valve & Instrumentation 405

Ameritrack Rail 1825

ANDRITZ Separation, Inc. 1705, 1707

Angel Yeast Co., Ltd. 507

Antora Energy 3023-3026

Apache Industrial Services, Inc. 833

Apache Stainless Equipment Corporation 3020

Apex Water & Process 1411

Applied Material Solutions, Inc. 313

Applied Products Thermal Products Group 1735

Arnold Company 2034

ArrowUp 1413

ASI Industrial 1925

Axion 1033

Bald Eagle Pellet Co. 321

Barnhart Crane & Rigging 325

Barr Engineering Co. 700

BASF Corporation 719

Battelle 1201

Behlen Grain Systems 3027

Bestzyme Corporation 1001

BetaTec Hop Products, Inc. 1519

Beyond Agribusiness Solutions 1335

Bioelectrica 221

BioFuels Automation 1511

BioIntelligence Technologies Inc. 1621

Boerger, LLC 3045

Brentwood Industries 3031

Bright Renewables 1730

Brown Tank, LLC 3010

Exhibitors Booth #

Buhler, Inc./Mill Technology Company 503

Bulk Conveyors, Inc. 1635

Buresh Building Systems 803

Burns & McDonnell, Inc. 1005

BWC 3003

Cadaro 2024

Caldwell/Preload 426

Campbell-Sevey 1732

Carbis Solutions Group, LLC 1011

Carboline Co. 1503

CEM Corporation 1428

Chase Nedrow Industries 811

Chemelex 1834

Chemmart, LLC 1513

ChemTreat, Inc. 930

CHIEF AGRI 135

Christianson PLLP 1435

CL Construction 424

Cleaver-Brooks 534

CNC Flow Control 1806

Columbia Water Technology, LLC 1801

CompuWeigh Corporation 800

ConDex Energy 302

Conveyor Engineering & Mfg. Co. 3047

Cooling Technology Institute (CTI) 1426

Cooling Tower Depot, Inc. 1300

CPM 1812

Crown Americas-Crown Iron Works 1713

CTE Global, Inc. 1319

C-TEC AG 1929

Custom Concrete Specialists 632

CWS Construction Services 1531

D3Max 1912

Datacor 1603

dataPARC 1430

Decker Electric, Inc. 1226

Dependable Conveyor Systems 1824

DeWine Mechanical 702

Diamond R Industries 234

Direct Companies 904

Dowco Valve Company 1133

Exhibitors

Booth #

DSM-Firmenich 1826

Dürr CTS, Inc. 821

DXP Enterprises 1711

Eagle Services Corporation 1029

Eco Industrial Services 3012

EcoEngineers 1611

Ecolab, Inc. 1233

Edeniq, Inc. 1612

EGM, Inc. 1922

Electro-Sensors, Inc. 225

Emerson Measurement 3041-3043

Emerson Novaspect 3039, 3040

Energy Integration, Inc. 1833

Enviro-Dyne Industrial Services 3009

EnviroLogix, Inc. 1302

Erlab 1831

Ethanol Producer Magazine 101

EvapTech, Inc. 1927

Ferm Solutions, Inc. 734

First Environment, Inc. 428

Flottweg Separation Technology, Inc. 933

Fluid Quip Technologies, LLC 1211

Foss North America, Inc. 1935

Foundation Analytical Laboratory, Inc. 935

Franzenburg Centrifuge 611

Frontier Infrastructure 1106

Gadgetly 2026

GALLOP 110

GEA Group 1535

Gilbert Industries, Inc. 807

Global Refractory Installers & Suppliers 1129

GOLGIX 419

Grain Elevator and Processing Society (GEAPS) 1505, 1507

Grain Elevator Repair Products 1701

Greenfield Contractors 219

Gross-Wen Technologies 319

Growth Energy 1119

H2O Innovation 906

Hamilton Company 511

Heat Exchanger Group, Inc. 235

Exhibitors

Booth #

Hengye, Inc. 805

HMT Tank 433

HTH Companies 3007

Honeywell Sundyne 1606

Hupp Electric Motors 1232

Hutton Design + Builds 335

Hydrite Chemical Co. 1406

Hydro-Thermal Corporation 1307

IAC 1907

IAP, Inc. 333

ICM, Inc. 919

IFF 1019

incite.ag 1431

Industrial Equipment & Parts 3029

Industrial Kiln & Dryer Group 3011

INNIO Jenbacher North America LLC 301

Innospec Fuel Specialties 1702

Innovative Plant Solutions, Inc. 1821

Innovative Technologies 601

IntegroEnergy Group, Inc. 603

Interra Global Corporation 1203

Interstates, Inc. 1306

J&D Construction, Inc. 606

J.C. Ramsdell Enviro Services, Inc. 1433

Jackson Industrial Construction 835

KATZEN International, Inc. 1107

Kayden Industries 626

Keen Project Solutions 318

Keit Industrial Analytics 529

KEITH Manufacturing Co. 1802

Kemin Bio Solutions 435

KFI Engineers 624

Kinergetics, LLC 1007

Knight Material Technologies 1631

Koch Engineered Solutions 3021, 3022

Komax Systems, Inc. 934

Kurita America 1101

Laidig Systems, Inc. 831

Lallemand Biofuels & Distilled Spirits 911

Larson Engineering, Inc. 527

Exhibitors

Leaf by Lesaffre 1313

Lockton Companies, Inc. 413

Lotus Mixers, Inc./LOTUS Process Group, LLC 1501

Louisville Dryer Company 634

LUBRIPLATE LUBRICANTS CO. 328

LucasE3 Engineering 1625

Ludeca, Inc. 3018

Lynchburg Air Preheater Corp (LAPCO) 830

Maas Companies, Inc. 1127

Macon Construction 735

Mapcon Technologies, Inc. 1434

Mascot Valves LLC 628

Mason Manufacturing, LLC 924

Matrix Technologies, Inc. 501

Maxi-Lift Inc. 430

MBA Energy & Industrial, LLC 224

McPherson Concrete Storage Systems, Inc. 1908

Mechanical Systems, Inc. 1800

Merjent, Inc. 1031

Midland Scientific, Inc. 733

Mid-States Companies 512

Midwest Cooling Tower Services 605

Midwest Cooling Towers, Inc. 1419

Midwest Custom Engineering, Inc. 311

Midwest Ironworks 327

Midwest Laboratories, Inc. 1727

Minnesota Bio-Fuels Association, Inc. 1130

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd 926

MoistTech Corp. 902

Mole Master Services Corporation 1126, 1128

Municipal Well & Pump 420

NABP 725

National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center 1311

Nelson Baker Biotech 1207

NESTEC, Inc. 223

New Age Cryo 513

Nexceris 1804

Northwest Electric 400

Nova Smar Corporation 1700

Novonesis 1219

Exhibitors

Olsson 1111

Onterris 324

Oxidizers, Inc. 613

P1 Service, LLC 1835

Paget Equipment Co. 1425

Paul Mueller Company 304

Pebco, Inc. 431

Pelican Energy Consultants 1424

PerkinElmer, Inc. 1131

Petroleum Solids Control, Inc 1823

Phase Biolabs, Inc. 525

Phibro Ethanol 711

Piller TSC Blower Corporation 1530

Pinion 1132

Pinnacle Engineering, Inc. 832

Pioneer Industrial Corporation 1920

Polystar Containment 326

PRAJ Industries Limited 213

Precision Rotary Equipment 1135

Premium Plant Services, Inc. 1113

Pro Maintenance Inc. 124

Proco Products, Inc. 1134

Pro-Fab, Inc. 3046

Proflow Pumping Solutions 2011

ProQuip, Inc. 1027

PROtect, LLC 1601

Protego USA Inc 1600

Rail Safe Training, Inc. 1911

Rayker Mechanical Services 329

RCM Engineering-Thermal Kinetics 1104

RealmFive, Inc. 1125

Refractory Service, Inc. 533

Renewable Fuels Association 901

Rentech Boiler Systems, Inc. 1734

Rimba 331

RNC Company Inc 3044

Robinson Fans, Inc. 505

Ross HX 1303

RTP Environmental Associates, Inc. 602

Ryan & Associates, Inc. 928

Salof Ltd, Inc. 825

Exhibitors

Booth #

Saola Energy, LLC 801

Schad Refractory Construction Co. 3019

Schimberg Company 1325, 1327

Scott Equipment Company 701

SCS Engineers 1921, 2020

SCS Global Services 900

Seaton Construction Group 1228

Sennos 3008

Separator Technology Solutions 1331

SEPCO Sealing Equipment Products Co., Inc. 521

SES, LLC. Superior Environmental Solutions 411

SGS North America, Inc. 1604

Sherwin Williams 1901

Shimadzu Scientific Instruments 535

Shuttlewagon Inc. 1934

Siemens Industry, Inc. 112

Simoneau Sterling Midwest 635

Sioux Steel Company 1532, 1534

S-M Enterprises, Inc. 432

SmartFlow Technologies, Inc. 2034

Solutions 4 Manufacturing 827

SonicAire 3004

S-O-S Inc. 407

Spraying Systems Co. 813

Exhibitors

Booth #

Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. 604

StoneAge Tools 3001, 3002

Sukup Manufacturing Co. 607

Sulzer Chemtech USA Inc. 3035, 3036

Sulzer Pumps Solutions, Inc. 3033, 3034

Summit Lubrication 600

Sys-Kool Cooling Towers 1703

The Essmueller Company 829

The New York Blower Company 530

The Walling Company 2029

The Weitz Company 1706

Thermon Inc. 300

TMI Coatings Inc. 310

Trace Environmental Systems, Inc. 434

Trackmobile Railcar Movers 1719

Tranter, Inc. 519

Trident Automation, Inc. 116

Trihydro Corporation 932

Triosim Corporation 532

Trucent 819

VAA, LLC 834

VAINN SRL 1910

Valley Process Technologies LLC 1919

Valley View Agri-Systems 306

Exhibitors

Booth #

Valmet Flow Control 1329

Veolia 619

VetterTec, Inc. 1905

Victory Energy Operations, LLC 1704

Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co. 706

Vogelbusch USA, Inc. 1605

Voovio 1729

W.R. Grace & Co. 1813

WARE 1733

Water Tech, Inc. 907

WCR Incorporated 1809, 1811

Weaver 3032

Westmor Industries, LLC 1224

Whitefox Technologies USA Inc. 1013

Wichita Chain & Sprocket llc 1932

Williams Refractory Services, Inc. 1333

WINBCO 1432

World Kinect 1234

Woven Metal Products 1230

Xylem 418

Xylogenics, Inc. 1819, 1918

Zenviro Tech US, Inc. 1521

Zeochem, LLC 731

ZETA Boiler USA Inc. 1828

ZOOK Rupture Disks 1602

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