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US Ethanol production rises in mid-January

Ethanol production averaged 1.099 million barrels per day during the week ending January 17, up slightly from 1.095 million barrels the previous...

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RCM Technologies unlocks increases in ethanol plant capacity

RCM Thermal Kinetics' NEXT program enhances ethanol plant capacity by over 20% without major equipment upgrades. It improves efficiency using engineering concepts...

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RCM Technologies unveils NEXT for ethanol expansion

RCM Technologies (Nasdaq: RCMT) has launched its New Ethanol eXpansion Technology (NEXT) program, aiming to boost ethanol production capacity by over 20%...

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EIA: Ethanol production up slightly, stocks up 3%, exports up 35%

U.S. fuel ethanol production rose slightly to 1.099 million barrels per day for the week ending Jan. 17, up 4,000 barrels from...

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Sugar industry optimistic that Budget 2025 will address key challenges and pave way for sustainable growth: Tarun Sawhney

Industry leaders in the sugar and ethanol sectors seek key measures in Union Budget 2025-26 to boost growth. They demand an MSP...

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Centre’s Rice open market scheme to ease Punjab’s storage pangs

The Union ministry's open market sale scheme (OMSS) offers subsidized rice at ₹2,250 per quintal to ethanol producers, traders, and cooperatives, easing...

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UNICA: Corn keeps Brazilian ethanol production high despite reduced sugarcane processing

UNICA reports that sugarcane processing in Brazil's south-central region dropped by 64.86% in late December compared to 2023, with cumulative processing down...

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“Largely Similar”: Sorghum could be an alternative to corn in ethanol production

Sorghum, or milo, is emerging as a promising alternative feedstock for ethanol production, traditionally dominated by corn. Matt Durler highlights its comparable...