DG Fuels, a company based in Washington D.C., has announced its plans to construct a sustainable aviation fuel production facility in Moorhead, Minnesota. This facility will utilize agricultural and timber waste to produce low carbon fuels, including hydrogen and synthetic aviation fuels. The plant is set to generate 193 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel annually and is expected to commence operations in 2030, creating around 650 jobs. The project has garnered praise from Moorhead Mayor Shelly Carlson, who highlighted the added value to the region's agricultural economy. Additionally, the Greater MSP partnership in Minnesota, leading the sustainable fuels hub, sees the Moorhead facility as a significant step towards achieving the state's goal of delivering 100 million gallons of sustainable aviation fuel to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport by 2030. Peter Frosch, President and CEO of Greater MSP, lauded the project as a historic investment that will result in job creation and economic activity while addressing climate change challenges.