Twelve, a Moses Lake based company, commemorates start of second phase
Governor Bob Ferguson (left) joins Twelve co-founders (from left) Nicholas Flanders, Kendra Kuhl and Etosha Cave to cut the ribbon on their Moses Lake Twelve facility Wednesday.
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Twelve co-founder Nicholas Flanders (right) shakes hands with Gov. Bob Ferguson during the governor’s visit to their facility Wednesday for a ribbon cutting ceremony
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Holding tanks for e-jet fuel produced at Twelve.
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Jet fuel is the primary product produced by Twelve, a Moses Lake company. The process begins with water and carbon dioxide.
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MOSES LAKE — The co-founders of Twelve, a company experimenting with a new process for manufacturing jet fuel, held a ribbon cutting event at their new facility in Moses Lake Wednesday, almost three years after their groundbreaking ceremony.
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