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Happy Reactions to EPA Decision Goodenergy 08-26-2008
Posted by Goodenergy on August 26, 2008, 5:26 pm
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 By Cindy Zimmerman
August 7, 2008
Ethanol producer groups and many farm organizations are doing the
happy dance today with EPA=92s announcement that it would deny a request
by Texas Governor Rick Perry to reduce the Renewable Fuels Standard.
Naturally, the ethanol industry was pleased with the outcome.
Renewable Fuels Association President Bob Dinneen said, =93We applaud
the EPA for keeping America squarely on the path toward greater energy
independence.=94 Ethanol Promotion and Information Council executive
director Toni Nuernberg said, =93Today=92s decision is an important win
for American consumers. Ethanol is one of the few things helping
families save money.=94 Ethanol producers like POET and Verenium also
issued statements reacting to the decision. The National Biodiesel
Board expressed its appreciation as well, since biodiesel is also a
part of the RFS. Read the rest of the article at this link:http://
www.goodfuels.org/2008/08/happy-reactions-to-epa-decision/

Posted by z on August 26, 2008, 7:20 pm
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> By Cindy Zimmerman
> August 7, 2008
> Ethanol producer groups and many farm organizations are doing the
> happy dance today with EPA’s announcement that it would deny a request
> by Texas Governor Rick Perry to reduce the Renewable Fuels Standard.
> Naturally, the ethanol industry was pleased with the outcome.
> Renewable Fuels Association President Bob Dinneen said, “We applaud
> the EPA for keeping America squarely on the path toward greater energy
> independence.” Ethanol Promotion and Information Council executive
> director Toni Nuernberg said, “Today’s decision is an important win
> for American consumers. Ethanol is one of the few things helping
> families save money.” Ethanol producers like POET and Verenium also
> issued statements reacting to the decision. The National Biodiesel
> Board expressed its appreciation as well, since biodiesel is also a
> part of the RFS. Read the rest of the article at this link:http://
> www.goodfuels.org/2008/08/happy-reactions-to-epa-decision/
>

Please keep the corn out of my gas.


Posted by DG on August 26, 2008, 9:14 pm
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>589596d3bd5e@c58g2000hsc.googlegroups.com:
>
>> By Cindy Zimmerman
>> August 7, 2008
>> Ethanol producer groups and many farm organizations are doing the
>> happy dance today with EPA’s announcement that it would deny a request
>> by Texas Governor Rick Perry to reduce the Renewable Fuels Standard.
>> Naturally, the ethanol industry was pleased with the outcome.
>> Renewable Fuels Association President Bob Dinneen said, “We applaud
>> the EPA for keeping America squarely on the path toward greater energy
>> independence.” Ethanol Promotion and Information Council executive
>> director Toni Nuernberg said, “Today’s decision is an important win
>> for American consumers. Ethanol is one of the few things helping
>> families save money.” Ethanol producers like POET and Verenium also
>> issued statements reacting to the decision. The National Biodiesel
>> Board expressed its appreciation as well, since biodiesel is also a
>> part of the RFS. Read the rest of the article at this link:http://
>> www.goodfuels.org/2008/08/happy-reactions-to-epa-decision/
>>
>
>Please keep the corn out of my gas.


Support Americans instead of OPEC.



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Posted by Steve Ackman on August 28, 2008, 3:45 pm
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11:24:51 -0500, z, z@yada.yada.com wrote:

> ...
> And then they put a corn solvent in the fuel so
> half the fishermen are hit with rebuilding engines and replacing seals,
> fuel tanks costing even more money and time.
>
> The coastal fisheries are already in hell, along with logging (those guys
> having similar problems with corn gas in chainsaws and low sulfer diesel)
> ...
>
> But you don't hear about that on the news so much do you?

Matter of fact, just this week on the local news,
there was a lawn equipment business highlighted. The
owner spoke of not being able to handle triple the
repair business he had just a couple years ago. Chalked
it up to the ethanol in gas. Recommended people make
sure they used "only pure gasoline -- no ethanol" in
their lawn and garden machines in order to avoid an
unnecessary trip to his establishement.

--
☯☯



Posted by Daniel Who Wants to Know on August 27, 2008, 2:37 am
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> By Cindy Zimmerman
> Renewable Fuels Association President Bob Dinneen said, “We applaud
> the EPA for keeping America squarely on the path toward greater energy
> independence.”

That should be "We applaud the EPA for keeping America squarely on the path
toward greater energy dependance"

> "Ethanol is one of the few things helping families save money.”

Where I am E10 has always been 10 cents cheaper than plain unadulterated 87
octane E0 which at a current price of about $3.50 for E10 and $3.60 for E0
means E10 is 2.78% less expensive than E0 but contains 3.3% less energy so
by using E10 I am actually spending .52% more. Granted it isn't a huge
difference but it does matter.



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