The Aspen Power biomass energy plant, which has been shut down since August 2012, is shown in this 2014 photo. The plant is located off Kurth Drive in North Lufkin. Jefferson Enterprise Energy LLC will construct a pulp mill and a sodium chlorate plant at the facility and make improvements to the existing power plant.
The Lufkin City Council on Tuesday will consider a 10-year tax abatement for a company looking to move into the Aspen Power Plant property.
“(Jefferson Enterprise Energy LLC’s) announcement today of a $150 million investment and 100 full-time employees in Lufkin exemplifies the city’s commitment to incentivize companies to locate here in order to continue providing our citizens with high-quality jobs,” Mayor Bob Brown stated in a press release from the Lufkin Economic Development Corporation.
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