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CHS Inc. expanding E15 options across seven Midwestern states

The nation’s largest farmer-owned cooperative is increasing access to higher blends of ethanol fuel. 

CHS Inc. says they’re adding E15 to 19 additional terminals across Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas, Wyoming and North Dakota.

This is the second time since March the cooperative announced an expansion in E15 availability.

In a statement, Akhtar Hussain with CHS says expanding ethanol blended fuel is important for Cenex brand retailers and their farmer-owners and they remain committed to offering flexible fuels.

Terminals offering E15: Alexandria, Minnesota; Cheyenne, Wyoming; Columbia, Missouri; Des Moines, Iowa; Doniphan, Nebraska; Fargo, North Dakota; Grand Forks, North Dakota; Great Bend, Kansas; Mankato, Minnesota; Marshall, Minnesota; Mason City Iowa; Milford, Iowa; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Omaha, Nebraska; Rochester, Minnesota; Springfield, Missouri; Waterloo, Iowa. The fuel will also now be available through the Nustar terminal in Jamestown, North Dakota; as well as the CHS terminal in McPherson, Kansas.