The United States is using 40 million acres of cropland (Iowa plus New Jersey) and 45 % of its corn crop to produce 14 billion
gallons of ethanol annually.
Not exact matches
This would open the market to
ethanol that could be produced from the «420 million tons
of biomass easily harvestable in the U.S.» Sharp also said that the
ethanol generated from that biomass could replace at least half — about 45 billion
gallons —
of the oil the U.S. imports
annually.
Washington originally figured the industry could produce 1 billion
gallons of cellulosic
ethanol annually by 2013, so that's where it set the mandate for last year.
If they succeed, mandatory sales
of corn
ethanol could significantly exceed 15 billion
gallons annually.