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KAAPA Ethanol Plant Expands Storage Capacity and Dumping Speed

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The KAAPA Ethanol plant west of Minden is expanding its storage capacity and increasing dumping speed. The new building under construction will have space for an additional 4 million bushels of corn, according to CEO Chuck Woodside. This expansion aims to improve the efficiency and productivity of the plant.

Keen Engineering and Construction of Ankeny, Iowa, is the contractor responsible for the project. While specific details about the timeline or budget are not mentioned in the source, this expansion is expected to have a positive impact on the facility's operations.

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