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U.S. Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., said the $365 million investment is an economic win and by recycling the waste products to make road-building materials, is an environmental win.

Talon estimates the project will create around 150 full-time jobs, with several hundred more expected during construction. Sen. John Hoeven speaking at the signing ceremony.

Talon administrators say the goal is to start construction in 2027. In addition to the 150 workers the plant will need to operate, hundreds of construction workers will be hired to build the facility.