Post Date - June 24th 2008 02:06 pm | 8 days 17 hours ago
Ethanol companies still have strong support on Capitol Hill, which suggests they will continue to receive federal subsidies. In addition, ethanol's lower cost relative to gasoline allows refiners and consumers to save money, Barron's said.
Post Date - June 23rd 2008 10:06 pm | 9 days 9 hours ago
The executive director of Oxfam Canada, Robert Fox, supports the UN motion to halt all government subsidies for biofuels. “If we can find $2.2 billion to subsidize ethanol production, we should be able to find more money to address world hunger,” he s
Post Date - June 21st 2008 04:06 am | 12 days 3 hours ago
VeraSun on 16 June announced delays in the start up of 2 nearly completed plants; 24 other US eth plants (2.195 bg/yr) have also been delayed or cancelled in recent months.
Post Date - June 17th 2008 02:06 pm | 15 days 17 hours ago
According to the second annual Saint Index Canada 2008 survey, 53% of Canadian oppose the development of a local ethanol plant, compared with 45% in 2007.
Post Date - June 3rd 2008 06:06 pm | 29 days 13 hours ago
The ethanol industry has also boomed the rest of South Dakota. There are now 13 ethanol plants in the state, and fully 50 percent of the state’s corn crop -- a higher percentage than any other state -- is converted to ethanol.
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