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Ethanol in Levelland

By: Joe Griffin
Updated: March 17, 2008
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ETHANOLBATCH-VO2008-03-17-1205805596.jpgLevelland Hockley County Ethanol Plant produced its first batch of ethanol this past weekend.

According to plant officials, 25,000 gallons have been produced and they hope to reach 40 million gallons within a year.

Ethanol products like E85 and E10 will be available locally in the near future said Sam Sacco, the plant general manager.

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