Welcome to United Energy Necedah LLC, a forward-thinking energy company committed to advancing sustainable energy solutions. Our mission is to provide high-quality ethanol production services, supporting the agricultural community and promoting environmental stewardship. Located in Necedah, Wisconsin, our state-of-the-art facility leverages cutting-edge technology to produce renewable energy efficiently and responsibly.
In 2024, United Cooperative acquired the ethanol facility in Necedah, Wisconsin from Marquis Energy and began operating under the new name of United Energy Necedah. This strategic move underscores our dedication to innovation, sustainability, and fostering strong relationships with our partners and the communities we serve.
For more information, visit United Cooperative.
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United Energy Necedah...
- uses 35 million bushels of corn per year
- produces 101 million gallons of ethanol per year
- produces 200,000 tons of dried distiller's grain per year
- produces 32 milion tons of corn oil per year
- operates 24 hours per day, 365 days per year
Economic impact:
- 51 high quality employment opportunities
- Large quantity of distiller's grain animal feed
- Increased activity for local businesses (ie. trucking companies, crop farmers, restaurants, gift shops, auto repair shops, hardware store, grocery store, etc.)
Note: These numbers may alter a little, depending on day-to-day situations. This is why we quoted variations (#-#) in some instances.
In 2023, the Wisconsin ethanol industry ...
- supported 15,224 jobs
- added $53.6 billion to the U.S. gross domestic product
- raised household incomes by $1.2 billion
- utilized more than 545 million bushels of corn
- produced 596 million gallons of ethanol
Source: Renewable Fuels Association
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