Cargill&rsquo;s 60 MMgy biodiesel plant in Wichita, Kansas, is now operating at capacity, a spokesperson for the company told Biodiesel Magazine. Plans for the $90 million project were <a href="http://biodieselmagazine.com/articles/2516147/cargill-to-build-60-mmgy-biodiesel-plant-in-wichita-kansas">first announced</a> in September 2017. Construction began a few months later, and the plant opened this past July, Biodiesel Magazine has confirmed.
The new biodiesel manufacturing facility is located next to Cargill&rsquo;s oilseed processing plant and replaced an existing soybean oil refinery.
Air Liquide Engineering &amp; Construction was contracted for engineering, having already built six biodiesel plants for Cargill around the world, using its Lurgi biodiesel process technology.
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Cargill's 60 MMgy biodiesel plant in Wichita, Kansas, is now operating at capacity. Plans for the $90 million project were unveiled in September 2017. Air Liquide Engineering & Construction provided engineering, using its Lurgi process technology. 

Cargill's Wichita biodiesel plant online, operating at capacity

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