Christopher
Stanlee,
an
executive
vice
president
at
Abengoa’s
US
subsidiary,
says
100
construction
workers
are
at
the
site
in
Hugoton,
a
small
town
near
the
Kansas-Oklahoma
border,
and
the
number
will
increase
to
about
300
this
summer.
Abengoa,
based
in
Madrid,
Spain,
received
a
$133m
loan
guarantee
from
the
US
Energy
Department
(DOE)
to
help
finance
the
project,
which
is
expected
to
cost
more
than
$350m.
Plans
call
for
the
plant
to
produce
25
million
gallons
of
ethanol
a
year
and
20MW
of
electricity.
It
was
originally
scheduled
to
generate
75MW
of
power…
