I come across many stories about what's happening in the ethanol industry across our national borders. Most of the news is related to what's happening in the sugarcane ethanol industry in Brazil, but there is plenty to go around. In fact, there is too much going on to be able to cover it in much depth. Here is a digest of what has been going on internationally.
FEW Plans Ramp Up
March 16, 2009
The 2009 FEW features some exciting new changes.
Getting Insured
March 09, 2009
Environmental risk protection is another insurance option for the ethanol industry.
RIN Credits, Ethanol Blending and the 800-pound Gorilla
By Ron Kotrba
March 05, 2009
Renewable energy credit prices are on the rise as ethanol blend economics remain poor and the year-end reporting date looms. EPM talks with Clayton McMartin, president of Clean Fuels Clearinghouse, about renewable identification number credits, industry consolidation, and the oil industry's 800-pound gorilla, Valero Energy Corp., which can no longer be ignored.
Thar Process receives grant for distillation replacement technology
By Ron Kotrba
March 05, 2009
Concentrating on Coproducts
By Anna Austin
March 05, 2009
A diverse group of people pooled their expertise to design an advanced fractionation system specifically for the ethanol industry that maximizes food-grade production and product yields.
By Megan Skauge, Ryan C. Christianson, Anna Austin, Erin Voegle, Hope Deutscher, Susanne Retka Schill, Ron Kotrba, Rona Johnson, Dave Nilles, Jessica Sobolik and Bryan Sims
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