Bioethanol
An American-made, plant-based fuel that reduces dependence on oil and supports healthy grain markets across the corn belt
Bioprocessing Facility
Chancellor, SD
Welcome to Chancellor
At POET Bioprocessing – Chancellor, we are pleased to be part of the Chancellor, SD, community, employing approximately 60 team members and enhancing the local economy with improved corn prices, value-added markets for farmers, good-paying jobs, and increased local tax revenue.
Chancellor is unique because it can produce energy used at the plant through a solid waste fuel boiler. The fuel boiler utilizes several hundred tons of wood waste chips daily and captures and utilizes methane gas, a natural byproduct of the Sioux Falls Regional Sanitary Landfill. These efforts represent an opportunity to produce renewable energy from recycled fuel sources, benefiting both the city of Sioux Falls and the Chancellor facility.
Powering a future with plant-based innovation
The same innovative spirit that made us a world leader in biofuel production drives our development of a wide variety of renewable, plant-based bioproducts.
Careers
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See what’s happening live
Know what’s happening before you hit the road. Our live truck line cams give you an up-to-the-minute look at wait times so you can plan your haul and keep your day running smoothly.
Supporting our local community
Sustainability starts close to home. Through innovation, partnership, and hard work, we’re helping local communities grow stronger, cleaner, and more resilient for the generations that follow.
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Team members
At POET, you’ll find purpose-driven work, collaborative teams, and the opportunity to change the world.
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Grants awarded annually
Through the POET Community Impact Grant program, we aim to empower those who are ready to make a difference by supporting local projects that improve our communities and enrich the lives of those around us.
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Local farmers
Partnering closely with local farmers to create reliable markets, strengthen rural economies, and support the long-term success of agriculture.
Community Impact Grants
We believe that making a positive impact starts in the communities we call home by nurturing our roots: our friends, families, and neighbors.
