Our Key Partners—The best in the industry
Pacific Coast Canola believes it has found the key to bringing a high-quality, cost-effective product to the marketplace: building the right project with the right partners. PCC has created a seamlessly integrated system of allies who are the very best at what they do.
PCC has built an alliance of partners with exceptional experience throughout the local community and in all phases of canola oil production, including:
- Design and construction
- Production and refining
- Marketing and shipping
- Economic development
- Effective public policy
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Crown Iron Works Company — World's leading oilseed processing technology firm provides the crushing technology and equipment. www.crowniron.com |
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Harburg Freudenberger — World leader in oilseed process engineering, over 80% of North American canola seed processing. www.harburg-freudenberger.com/en/index.html |
 | McKinstry, Inc. — Northwest's largest and most sophisticated mechanical contractor will build the Pacific Coast Canola Warden facility. www.mckinstry.com |
 | CH2M Hill — World's leader in engineering and construction, CH2M Hill, as a McKinstry subcontractor, will provide the engineering design work for the Warden crush facility. www.ch2m.com |
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Oppenheimer & Co., Inc. — Full-service investment bank, ranks as one of the ten largest investment banks in the country with 90 offices in 20 states and 5 foreign countries. Headquartered in New York, Oppenheimer is publicly traded on the NYSE ("OPY"). The Fixed Income Originations Group of Oppenheimer in Minneapolis, Minnesota is engaged to privately place the debt for Pacific Coast Canola in Warden, Washington. http://www.opco.com/ |
 | Columbia Basin Railroad — Agriculturally based short line railroad serving Eastern Washington. Locally owned and operated, with a proud history of outstanding customer service. www.cbrr.com |
| Port of Warden — Leasing 52 acres to PCC to locate the crushing facility. The Port has also received initial environmental permitting to allow the facility to be sited on the land.
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| City of Warden — Lead permitting agency. The City's support for the project was instrumental in PCC's decision to locate the facility their community. www.cityofwarden.org |
 | Grant County Public Utility District — Consumer-owned utility, will build a new substation on-site that will provide power to the crushing facility.www.gcpud.org |
 | Grant County Economic Development Council — Provides critical support to PCC in developing local community and business support for the project. www.grantedc.com |
Key Partners