Sentences with phrase «ethanol producers in»
Ethanol producers in particular believe that the science behind the assessment of land - use change impacts was not thoroughly reviewed enough, and that other biofuels were not adequately scrutinized for similar land - use change emissions.
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Therefore, food producers, which compete directly with ethanol producers in the upstream market for purchasing corn, will have to pay more for corn.
Representing a Brazilian ethanol producer in a US$ 100 million ICC arbitration sited in London concerning a dispute arising out of the construction of an ethanol plant in Brazil.
Not exact matches
Much of the ETBE used in Japan is already made in the United States using Brazilian sugarcane ethanol, so the new rules should make it easy for producers to switch quickly to U.S. corn - based sources.
His chief patron is Bruce Rastetter, CEO of the sprawling Summit Agriculture Group, a major Iowa pork and ethanol producer with interests in Brazil.
It is an effort ``... to support ethanol producers, many of whom are facing bankruptcy because of heavy debts and DIFFICULTIES COMPETING WITH SUBSIDISED PETROL PRICES IN BRAZIL.»
There was a story in the Financial Times about the Brazilian government cutting the tax on ethanol producers.
Enzyme leader Codexis, ethanol producer Green Plains, and bioprocess powerhouse Repligen all have killer advantages in their respective niches.
The United States produced 16.2 billion liters of fuel ethanol in 2005, nearly surpassing Brazil to become the world's largest fuel ethanol producer.
The production of ethanol is concentrated in the Central and Southeast regions of the country, which includes the main producer, São Paulo State.
New Zealand - based Lanzatech, the developer of gas fermentation technology for producing ethanol and high value chemicals (e.g.: MEK, Butadiene) from industrial waste gases, has signed a memorandum of understanding with one of the largest coal producers in China, Henan Coal and Chemical Industrial Corporation, to build a demonstration plant to... Read more →
Almost as bad are regulations requiring the use of corn ethanol, which clearly only benefit corn producers and processors at the expense of gasoline users and illustrates how government interference in private markets can be used by special interests to reallocate income to themselves.
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Add in the rising cost of corn, and some ethanol producers have been pushed to the brink of bankruptcy in recent months.
In 2005, the U.S. overtook Brazil as the world's largest ethanol producer.
VeraSun is referring to what we chronicled yesterday: an ethanol surplus has caused a drop in prices, which, combined with a spike in the price of corn, has created hard times for ethanol producers.
Two years later, VeraSun (VSE), the ethanol producer that had been planning to build a 110 - million - gallon - per - year ethanol biorefinery in Reynolds, says it will suspend construction of the refinery due to current market conditions.
The EPA and ethanol producers celebrated the announcement, but they seem to be the only ones as most other interest groups oppose the mandate in its current form.
There's just one problem: Despite Washington's mandates — which fall on refiners and producers of motor fuels like ExxonMobil — cellulosic ethanol doesn't actually exist in any meaningful volumes.
Producers generally sell directly to fueling stations, which explains why ethanol has taken root in the Midwest, center of U.S. corn production, or send it by rail to terminals to be blended with gasoline.
Since ethanol producers» goal is more ethanol use, and an EPA pullback on E15 would get in the way of that goal, attacks on both studies — such as those by the Renewable Fuels Association — aren't surprising.
Russia, the world's second - largest oil producer and exporter, will start building its first major ethanol plant in 2007, according to a regional official speaking at Russia's first Fuel Bioethanol conference in Moscow.
Iowa is one of the nation's leading producers of corn - based ethanol, and many people in my state have an economic stake in the expanded use of corn - based ethanol.
Brazil is attractive to Amyris because it is the second - largest producer of ethanol in the world; while the company will make hydrocarbons, not ethanol, it will use the country's existing infrastructure for growing and processing sugarcane.
In 2005, it eclipsed Brazil, formerly the world's leading ethanol producer.
Plantations in Brazil, the world's biggest producer of ethanol from sugar cane, haven't encroached on land used for food cultivation or on the Amazon rainforest, he asserted.
It will reduce the disposable income of consumers, who will forever be forced to subsidize renewable resources (just as they must now subsidize corn ethanol producers)-- all in the name of» green energy».»
On Monday POET, a privately held company that is the country's largest ethanol producer, announced details of an $ 8 million pilot cellulosic - ethanol plant in the company's home state of South Dakota, which started production in December.
Mr. Ketzback also represents a diverse spectrum of alternative and renewable energy clients, including projects in the following sectors: co-generation and biomass, independent power producers, waste to energy, coal to liquid, ethanol, biodiesel, district heating and cooling, and wind.