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Husky plans second large Canadian ethanol plant |
Winnipeg, Manitoba - Husky Energy Inc. hopes to expand a small ethanol plant in Manitoba to make it of equal size to a large, new plant it is building on the Alberta-Saskatchewan border, Chief Executive John Lau said on Thursday.
Ethanol, made from grain or other plant sources, reduces greenhouse gas pollutants because the plants absorb carbon dioxide as they grow.
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