Sentences with phrase «corn ethanol producers»

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».»

It's been a tough week for corn ethanol producers and supporters of the federal Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS).

ARB's faulty analysis will have real and significant impacts on US corn ethanol producers and the ability of regulated parties to comply with the LCFS.

Not exact matches

It's one of the nation's leading producers of corn and ethanol but has yet to begin any utility - scale biomass electricity generation.

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.

The U.S. economy is a corn - based ethanol producer and this has helped put upward pressure on global grain prices which has benefited Brazil's farmers.

It is our ethanol producer's policy to procure corn from crop sources that have received international regulatory approval.

But the study comes at a time when farmers and producers are already receiving federal subsidies to grow more corn for ethanol under the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007.

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.

Add in the rising cost of corn, and some ethanol producers have been pushed to the brink of bankruptcy in recent months.

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.

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.

One of these is Poet, the largest producer of corn ethanol, and Poet may well «win the race».

Finally, because high temperatures can simultaneously increase fuel demand and the cost of growing corn, the supply response of ethanol producers to temperature - induced demand shocks would likely be weaker than that of gasoline producers.

Ethanol producers should «bear the burden of market adjustments, along with domestic food producers and corn export customers.»

But with cellulosic ethanol proving to be a complete dud, corn growners and ethanol producers are lobbying to redefine corn ethanol as «advanced.»

Therefore, food producers, which compete directly with ethanol producers in the upstream market for purchasing corn, will have to pay more for corn.

Current ethanol policy has increased and destabilized corn and related commodity prices to the detriment of both food and fuel producers.

And all this time I thought that the purpose of the Ethanol mandate was to transfer wealth to corn producers.

But ethanol producers worry that the loss of the quota will undermine the ethanol industry and do little for corn farmers but drive down the price of their stunted harvest.

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.

He also repeated US claims that corn ethanol was «an efficient producer of energy» despite studies suggesting that it offered little or no environmental benefits over fossil fuels.