Ethanol Investing Decline   In fact, he says the New York
investment community is not interested in biofuels right now. He
says they’re tapped out and that ethanol and biodiesel are not
of interest to them at all. So with that being said, what’s
next? He says there needs to be a combination of making more
money from existing plants by co-locating other facilities or
finding other sources of income from the same plant. He also
thinks there needs to be more and bigger business structures.
He says this means we’re returning to more traditional models of
rural development that take a longer term view. He recommends
growing local agriculturally skilled management teams with
people who understand farm risk.  You can listen to my interview
with Chris here: ff-bio-08-groobey.mp3  You can also download
the interview using this link (mp3).  Transition To A Bio
Economy Photo Album  4 thoughts on “Ethanol Investing Decline
1. Anyone who ever invested in ethanol or biodiesel never did
much thinking. When you take a fi