NEWS RELEASE: Spiritwood Energy Park
16 Jan 2020
Agriculture
January 16, 2020
Connie Ova, SEPA COO, expressed excitement about the January 10th extension of an exclusivity agreement with a company exploring a value added Ag processing project in Stutsman County. The extension to July 10 of 2020 allows continued due diligence and progressive movement forward. SEPA board of directors and staff are pleased with great progress to date and optimistic about good news to come!!
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