Tim Plaehn

Ethanol Producers Will Surprise Many

I appreciate all of the comments here. I tend to be an optimist about the future and we will work something out. In the 1890's they were blogging how more horse feed would get to the cities and what to to with all of the horse crap and people would just have to do with fewer and smaller horses! I take my shot looking at near term changes considering infrastructure, costs and public attitude. I see a slow conversion to a higher proportion of petroleum/biofuel blends and hybrid vehicles. Larger fleet like bus and garbage trucks (lots of driving in a small area) will put in their own infrastructures for CNG, LNG and possible H. Many of these types of fleets are already doing this. It has been illegal to put a diesel garbage truck into service in So Cal for years.