Food Processing - January 2008 - (Page 52) alternati ve energy gins on by-products, and it also supports Tyson’s core value of environmental stewardship. Since using these by-products as fuel replaces the use of hydrocarbons, net carbon emissions will decrease, which is good for the environment. Ames believes the company’s efforts will contribute to the nation’s energy se- curity and will provide an opportunity for U.S. animal agriculture — including the nation’s ranchers and farmers — to participate in the renewable energy business. A strategic alliance between ConocoPhillips and Tyson is a part of Tyson Renewable Energy. In 2007, the two companies announced plans to use beef, pork Were You Featured In This Magazine? Reprints enable you to reuse your article and simply place it into the hands of your target audience. Having been featured in a well-respected publication adds the credibility of a third-party endorsement to your message. and poultry by-product fat to create renewable diesel fuel, which will help supplement the traditional petroleum-based diesel fuel supply. Each company has begun making capital improvements to its own facilities so Tyson can provide the right kind of feedstock and ConocoPhillips can process it into a new form of diesel fuel. Tyson also entered a partnership with Syntroleum Corp. Dynamic Fuels, the resulting joint venture, has chosen Geismar, La., as the site for a $126 million refinery for producing renewable diesel and jet fuels using Syntroleum’s proprietary technology. It should be on line in 2010. Tyson also uses renewable energy within its own plants. For instance, Tyson is capturing the biogas produced at several • • • • • • • • • • Sales Aids Recruitment Tools Secured ePrints Trade Show Handouts Media Kit Supplements Educational Programs Employee Training Sales Presentations Conference Materials Direct Mail Campaigns aBOVE: Kettle Foods last summer opened a new plant in Beloit, Wis., with wind turbines on its roof and all other power bought through renewable energy credits. BELOW: Two Kettle Foods employees stand alongside the solar power array on the roof of the chip maker’s Salem, Ore., headquarters. FosteReprints 866.879.9144 sales@fostereprints.com 52 • FOOD PROCESSING JaNuaRy 2008 WWW.FOODPROCESSING.COM http://www.foodprocessing.com
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