Total U.S. exports of denatured and undenatured (non-beverage) ethanol reached 38.9 million gallons in November, up 11% from October. The November totals were the third-highest in 2010. Between January and
Earlier today, USDA released its final report on the size of the 2010 corn crop and supply, as well as its updated estimates of corn use. The January report did
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed label for E15 (15% ethanol/85% gasoline) “will do little, if anything, to promote the successful introduction of a new fuel to the marketplace”
As NPR is still reeling from the November congressional and public outcry to bar local public radio stations from using taxpayer dollars to purchase NPR programing as a result of
It is true that watching a bill being crafted is a bit like sausage making. For America’s ethanol industry that was facing potential job losses and America’s consumers who were
October was another strong month for U.S. ethanol exports, according to government data released today. October shipments of denatured and undenatured (non-beverage) ethanol totaled 34.9 million gallons, down 9.9% from
These days, it seems that, whenever politicians, pundits or self-styled policy experts want to prove how brave and brilliant they are, they take a shot at American ethanol. To hear
The question of the day is: Is VEETC in or out? The short answer is only those in the room know for sure. President Obama announced last night that a
Now that the weekend’s CSPAN theatrics over tax cuts are over, the real work and compromises necessary to get legislation passed can commence in earnest – including if, for how
It’s been almost three years since former Environmental Defense Fund attorney Timothy Searchinger wrote in Science magazine, “Higher prices triggered by biofuels will accelerate forest and grassland conversion [in Latin
