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Diesel prices remain high across Prairies

By Dave Sims, GFM Network News December 8, 2015

CNS Canada — While the price of crude oil continues to decline across North American markets, diesel remains stubbornly high in Western Canada. Prices are equal to gasoline, or in some cases, exceeding them by as much as 10 cents in some Saskatchewan and Manitoba locations. “Diesel production in the West has been crimped by

Crops, Markets

Diesel not expected to follow gasoline’s sudden jump

By Dave Sims, GFM Network News August 14, 2015

CNS Canada –– Despite a recent spike of up to 20 cents per litre more for gasoline in some Prairie centres, diesel isn’t expected to follow the same trajectory. “For every three cents that gasoline has gone up, diesel has gone up one,” explained Dan McTeague of GasBuddy.com in Toronto. On average, gas prices jumped

Crops, Markets

Diesel prices seen staying low until July

By Dave Sims, GFM Network News May 20, 2015

CNS Canada –– The price of diesel has fallen to the same level as gasoline across Western Canada, but a Chicago-based analyst doesn’t expect it to stay that way for too long. “Probably after the Fourth of July, late July and August the prices may start to edge up,” said Phil Flynn, energy market analyst

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New EPA biofuel targets dent corn’s demand prospects

By Gavin Maguire November 27, 2013

At the very least, lower usage targets for both ethanol and other biofuels are  expected to reduce interest in expanding production in the sector

Many corn traders tried to shrug off the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to trim the U.S. renewable fuels usage targets for 2014 and 2015, noting that U.S. ethanol production is driven more by operating margins than government-mandated blending requirements and is likely to remain high as long as ethanol makers can make profits. But

Crops, News, Poultry

More states join call for end to U.S. ethanol rule

By Patrick Rucker September 17, 2012

Two U.S. states that depend on the livestock industry are adding their voices to a string of states asking Washington to ease pressure on corn prices by suspending rules that send a large share of the crop to produce ethanol. Georgia, the centre of U.S. poultry production, and New Mexico, with its large cattle industry,

Beef cattle, Livestock, News

U.S. livestock groups seek drought relief with ethanol waiver

By Michael Hirtzer August 10, 2012

Hard-hit U.S. livestock and poultry producers petitioned the government on Monday to reduce or cancel the required use of ethanol in gasoline for a year, asking for “a little help” to ride out the worst drought in 56 years. The request for a first-ever waiver from the federal Environmental Protection Agency’s mandate, which in essence

News

George Morris Centre says Canada’s ethanol policy hurts livestock farmers

February 15, 2012

winnipeg / reuters / The George Morris Centre is calling on the federal government to curb or eliminate its support for ethanol production because it is pushing up feed grain prices. Ethanol has boosted feed grain prices by $15 to $20 per tonne in Eastern Canada and by $5 to $10 in the West, said

Crops

U.S. Ethanol Incentives Under Scrutiny

March 10, 2011

Reform of U.S. ethanol incentives could save up to $5.7 billion a year, a congressional watchdog said March 1 as ethanol critics called on Congress to let the tax breaks expire at the end of this year. In an examination of federal spending, the Government Accountability Office said the ethanol tax credit and a federal

News

U.S. Locked Into Ethanol Growth

By Ayesha Rascoe February 17, 2011

The U.S. government has few options to slow down the ethanol boom that has played a big role in drawing down corn supplies to their lowest level in 15 years, a top U.S. Agriculture Department official said Feb. 10. “The fact is the industry has pretty much been built,” USDA chief economist Joe Glauber told

News

U.S. Ethanol Sector Contemplates Subsidy Cuts

By Carey Gillam December 16, 2010

Mark Marquis had planned to double the size of his Illinois ethanol plant in 2011, and was considering expanding a Wisconsin facility his family-run firm bought into last July. But those plans are now on hold, as Marquis and other ethanol producers brace for the possible end of $6 billion a year in U.S. subsidies

Daily Network News

U.S. Supreme Court to hear Bayer’s bid to curb Roundup cases

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Tag Archives Gasoline

Diesel prices remain high across Prairies

Diesel not expected to follow gasoline’s sudden jump

Diesel prices seen staying low until July

New EPA biofuel targets dent corn’s demand prospects

More states join call for end to U.S. ethanol rule

U.S. livestock groups seek drought relief with ethanol waiver

George Morris Centre says Canada’s ethanol policy hurts livestock farmers

U.S. Ethanol Incentives Under Scrutiny

U.S. Locked Into Ethanol Growth

U.S. Ethanol Sector Contemplates Subsidy Cuts

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