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Strategies & Market Trends : Commodities - The Coming Bull Market

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To: craig crawford who wrote (174)6/9/2001 10:52:04 PM
From: craig crawford  Read Replies (1) of 1643
 
Friday June 8 2:02 PM ET

Senators Want More Renewable Fuels in
Gasoline
dailynews.yahoo.com

The renewable fuel standard would be phased in over time, required to
be in 2 percent of each gallon of gasoline by 2008 and in 5 percent by
2016.

The bill would require all motor fuels sold in the United States to contain
either biodiesel or ethanol from corn or biomass. Biodiesel is a diesel
engine fuel made from vegetable oil, animal fat or algae. Biomass is
made from crops, trees or even landfill gases.
Ethanol is the most widely used biofuel and its production has increased
sharply since 1980, rising from 200 million gallons a year to 1.9 billion
gallons.

As an inducement to develop the home-grown fuel, ethanol already has
an excise tax exemption worth 5.3 cents a gallon at the pump. Ethanol is
distilled from corn and used in a 9-to-1 blend with gasoline.

Ethanol production could reach a record 2 billion gallons this year,
according to the industry's trade group. The Renewable Fuels
Association said two dozen ethanol plants went into production in the
past two years and 40 more were scheduled for construction over the
next two years.
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