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Western Wisconsin Energy, LLC
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This facility was completed in 2006 as a 52-million gallon per year ethanol plant. It is located on a 130-acre site. Our services included:
During the design phase, Vierbicher evaluated the options for stormwater management at the site to minimize the impact to the environment while expediting the permitting and approval process. Through analysis of the site hydrogeology, it was determined that stormwater and cooling water could be infiltrated back into the ground, thereby eliminating runoff to the nearby trout stream while replenishing the groundwater. This also streamlined the approval process by eliminating the need for an Environmental Assessment (EA) and an individual Wisconsin Pollution Discharge Elimination System (WPDES) permit. Currently, all of the non-contact cooling water and stormwater at the WWE facility is conveyed to an infiltration pond where it is reintroduced to the groundwater, and no water has left the site since startup even during large storm events. This innovative approach to stormwater management is now being considered at other ethanol plants in Wisconsin.
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