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Green Plains Renewable Energy Inc, the fourth largest U.S. ethanol producer, with 740 million gallons a year, generated $51 million of operating income from non-ethanol segments over the last year, including corn oil.
"We have worked hard over the last couple of years to diversify our revenue streams," said Green Plains spokesman Jim Stark. "Corn oil technology contributing to bottom line has helped offset the low tight margin environment."
The Ethanol Producers facing hard times are those who resist COES, and the Boost to Income resulting from the extra product. This is a featured theme in several recent Articles centering on the "effects" of losing the Subsidy at year's end. They don't specify GERS by name, but the implication is obvious. Dhole
Yup, GERS has saved the day for GPRE; they only have to cut back production 30%. Folks, you cannot ignore the obvious -- there are hard times in the ethanol industry that will impact GERS revenue in the short term and that will likely translate into a more difficult task to obtain new funding, and that in turn will increase the pressure created by the infringers by not settling. You just can't ignore reality because it does not fit your hopes and world view.
Times are tough for everyone in this economy. This industry is installing Coes faster then thought. Infringers feel the heat can't afford legal bills and so they decide to settle.
Green Plains Renewable Energy Inc, the fourth largest U.S. ethanol producer, with 740 million gallons a year, generated $51 million of operating income from non-ethanol segments over the last year, including corn oil.
ReplyDelete"We have worked hard over the last couple of years to diversify our revenue streams," said Green Plains spokesman Jim Stark. "Corn oil technology contributing to bottom line has helped offset the low tight margin environment."
The Ethanol Producers facing hard times are those who resist COES, and the Boost to Income resulting from the extra product. This is a featured theme in several recent Articles centering on the "effects" of losing the Subsidy at year's end. They don't specify GERS by name, but the implication is obvious. Dhole
ReplyDeleteYup, GERS has saved the day for GPRE; they only have to cut back production 30%. Folks, you cannot ignore the obvious -- there are hard times in the ethanol industry that will impact GERS revenue in the short term and that will likely translate into a more difficult task to obtain new funding, and that in turn will increase the pressure created by the infringers by not settling. You just can't ignore reality because it does not fit your hopes and world view.
ReplyDeleteTimes are tough for everyone in this economy. This industry is installing Coes faster then thought. Infringers feel the heat can't afford legal bills and so they decide to settle.
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