Front Range Energy American Made, Colorado Produced Biofuel Home History Ethanol Facts In The News Contact Us Employment Visit us on facebook! Front Range Energy is interested in hiring individuals that are highly motivated, and willing to go that extra mile. Ethanol experience is definitely a plus, but not necessary to succeed at our company. If you are interested in a challenging and exciting career, Front Range Energy may be the place for you. Please email or fax your resume or application to: Wendy Kostick wskostick@frontrangeenergy.com Fax: (970)674-2914 Administrative Login Support Ethanol Click here to contact your leaders today! Links Growth Energy American Ethanol © 2018 Front Range Energy. All rights reserved. Contact Us 970-674-2910 Phone 970-674-2914 Fax 31375 Great Western Drive Windsor, CO 80550

Front Range Energy American Made, Colorado Produced Biofuel Home History Ethanol Facts In The News Contact Us Employment Visit us on facebook! In the News WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a letter to the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Science Advisory Board (SAB), Growth Energy urged members of a new COVID-19 Review Panel to examine the impact of toxic gasoline additives on respiratory health, as well as the potential benefits offered by bio-based alternatives like ethanol. “As you explore the human costs of air pollution, including heightened risk from COVID-19 among vulnerable communities, we urge SAB members to examine the wide body of related research pointing to readily available solutions,” wrote Chris Bliley, Senior Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at Growth Energy. “Federal regulators have long acknowledged that biofuels reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 39 percent or more, but ethanol also serves as the single most affordable and abundant alterative to toxic fuel additives, including benzene, toluene, ethylbenzene, and xylene. These petroleum-based aromatics play a dominant role in the formation of toxic emissions linked to cancer, as well as neurological, cardiovascular, and reproductive damage. They also drive significant increases in particulate emissions, which cause asthma and contribute to heart and lung disease.” The SAB’s COVID-19 Review Panel was created in April to provide rapid advice on scientific issues to inform EPA’s response to the crisis. Among the topics the panel is charged with considering are environmental factors affecting the transmission and severity of COVID-19, including air pollutants like ozone, particulate matter, and diesel exhaust. “Now more than ever, it’s critical that the EPA explore the full impact of petroleum-based aromatics on air quality,” added Bliley, who recommended the agency examine data linking particulate matter and negative health impacts, including groundbreaking research by Dr. Steffen Mueller at the University of Illinois Chicago’s Energy Resource Center. Read Growth Energy’s letter to SAB here. Support Ethanol Click here to contact your leaders today! Links Growth Energy American Ethanol © 2018 Front Range Energy. All rights reserved. Contact Us 970-674-2910 Phone 970-674-2914 Fax 31375 Great Western Drive Windsor, CO 80550