• Siemens to supply power distribution equipment for ethanol plant

    Siemens Energy & Automation, Alpharetta, Ga., recently signed a deal with general contractor Lurgi PSI, Memphis, Tenn., to supply a range of power distribution equipment for a new ethanol plant to be built for Adkins Energy LLC, near the town of Lena, Ill. The company will supply about $300,000 in electrical apparatus to the 40 million gallons corn-to-ethanol plant, consisting of low- and medium-voltage
    March 20, 2002

    Siemens Energy & Automation, Alpharetta, Ga., recently signed a deal with general contractor Lurgi PSI, Memphis, Tenn., to supply a range of power distribution equipment for a new ethanol plant to be built for Adkins Energy LLC, near the town of Lena, Ill.

    The company will supply about $300,000 in electrical apparatus to the 40 million gallons corn-to-ethanol plant, consisting of low- and medium-voltage motor control centers, panelboards, switchboards, capacitors, and transformers.

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