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Permits Passed for Propsed, Napa, SD, Ethanol Plant

Plant would cost up to $200M and employ 40 to 50 people

November 30, 2020

Photo: WNAX

Photo: WNAX

The Yankton County Commission has approved a Conditional Use Permit for the construction of a planned ethanol plant at Napa Junction, SD, northwest of Yankton, reports WNAX.

Dakota Plains General Manager Matt Winsand says the plan is for a dual output type of plant, which would cost up to $200 million and employ 40 to 50 people.

He says they hope to start construction this summer.

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