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By momohpaul on
12/15/2008 11:07 AM
 This post is to extend my congratulations to the big boss, Nobel laureate Steve Chu, for his recent appointment as the nation's next Energy Secretary. Steve has been a fervent advocate for serious confrontation of the global warming and carbon footprint issues. Prof. Chu's appointment underscores ....
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By momohpaul on
12/15/2008 11:07 AM
This post is to extend my congratulations to the big boss, Nobel laureate Steve Chu, for his recent appointment as the nation's next Energy Secretary. Steve has been a fervent advocate for serious confrontation of the global warming and carbon footprint issues. Prof. Chu's appointment underscores ....
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By momohpaul on
12/14/2008 12:43 PM
 It is always wise to evaluate the past to better understand or even avoid what lies ahead. At the risk of being labeled cynical, I ask, “haven’t we been here before?”
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By momohpaul on
12/14/2008 12:43 PM
It is always wise to evaluate the past to better understand or even avoid what lies ahead. At the risk of being labeled cynical, I ask, “haven’t we been here before?”
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By momohpaul on
12/9/2008 6:02 PM
 Though the negative impact of high corn prices and multiple campaigns blaming corn ethanol for high food prices cannot be disputed, it is also becoming apparent that the industry’s problems also stem from poor management, strategy, and myopic foresight.
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By momohpaul on
12/9/2008 6:02 PM
Though the negative impact of high corn prices and multiple campaigns blaming corn ethanol for high food prices cannot be disputed, it is also becoming apparent that the industry’s problems also stem from poor management, strategy, and myopic foresight.
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By momohpaul on
12/8/2008 1:01 PM
As gasoline prices drop from their summer highs and margins dwindle due to lower ethanol fuel prices, the ethanol industry finds itself in a true bind, yet optimism remains for the industry’s future prospects.
In a presentation at the National Agricultural conference in Des Moines, Iowa, Mark Lakers, President of the Ag and Food Association, an Omaha, Neb. middle market merger and acquisition investment bank predicted 40 of the 150 ethanol plants in the U.S. will file for bankruptcy by the end of the first quarter 2009. The largest factor, amongst others, affecting the ethanol industry’s demise was the contemporaneous rise in corn and crude oil prices during the summer this year.
The match of ailing ethanol companies is lead by the nation's second largest ethanol producer, VeraSun Energy Corp., which filed for chapter 11 bankrupcy...
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By momohpaul on
12/8/2008 1:01 PM
As gasoline prices drop from their summer highs and margins dwindle due to lower ethanol fuel prices, the ethanol industry finds itself in a true bind, yet optimism remains for the industry’s future prospects.
In a presentation at the National Agricultural conference in Des Moines, Iowa, Mark Lakers, President of the Ag and Food Association, an Omaha, Neb. middle market merger and acquisition investment bank predicted 40 of the 150 ethanol plants in the U.S. will file for bankruptcy by the end of the first quarter 2009. The largest factor, amongst others, affecting the ethanol industry’s demise was the contemporaneous rise in corn and crude oil prices during the summer this year.
The match of ailing ethanol companies is lead by the nation's second largest ethanol producer, VeraSun Energy Corp., which filed for chapter 11 bankrupcy...
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