Quad County Corn Processors Coop.

Renewable Energy Semiconductor ManufacturingIowa, United States11-50 Employees

Quad County Corn Processors Coop. operates a corn-to-ethanol facility in Galva, Iowa, running around the clock with a relatively small professional staff. The plant converts about 35,000 bushels of corn per day into ethanol, totaling roughly 12.5 million bushels annually and about 35 million gallons of ethanol each year. In addition to ethanol, the operation produces around 1.75 million gallons of distillers corn oil and about 87,500 tons of high-protein livestock feed. These outputs reflect a diversified approach within the renewable energy sector, leveraging corn to create both fuel and animal feed products. Located in Galva, the facility serves customers in the energy and livestock industries by providing ethanol and coproducts such as distillers oil and high-protein feed from corn. In late 2022, regulators flagged Clean Air Act violations at the site, and Quad County reached an agreement with the U.S. EPA to resolve the matter.

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