Adams County commits to Rentech

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"Natchez � Adams County supervisors have committed to Rentech Inc. that no other company will locate on the county-owned old Belwood Country Club site.
�We�re basically taking that property off the market,� supervisors President Darryl Grennell said. �Things are moving forward with that project.�
Colorado-based Rentech has announced interest in building a coal gasification plant at the Belwood site. The plant would produce a clean-burning diesel fuel by heating coal, capturing the gas released and cooling it to a liquid. The process is contained, and byproducts include fertilizer."
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http://www.natchezdemocrat.com/articles/2006/01/02/news/news94.txt (in part)
Rentech lobbying priority for session By Nita McCann The NatcHez Democrat
NATCHEZ � When it comes to the legislative session that starts this week, both the area�s legislative delegation and local officials have one primary thing on their mind � Rentech.
Specifically, the Colorado-based fuel production is asking the Mississippi Development Authority for $15 million to start work on a plant in Adams County, City Attorney Walter Brown said.
�That would be match with $10 million from the company,� Brown said. And $15 million, in the great scheme of requests by industrial prospects, �is a fairly modest request,� he added.
That�s in addition to financial incentives Rentech and the Natchez-Adams County Economic Development Authority are seeking from Washington.
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