Fortune Magazine writes, "Stop dreaming about hydrogen. Ethanol is the answer to the energy dilemma." The Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, Business Week, and every major news network have had positive coverage of ethanol over the past year.
Ethanol Industry:The growing interest in ethanol, a clean, corn-based renewable resource, has paralleled the escalating price of gas and the urgent need to break the country's dependence on crude oil.
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Recently, the Big Three automobile manufacturers, GM (NYSE:GM), Ford (NYSE: F), and DaimlerChrysler (NYSE: DCX), appealed to Congress for incentives to increase the number of gas stations that offer blends of ethanol. Last year, Microsoft (NasdaqGS: MSFT) co-founder Bill Gates pumped $84 million into Pacific Ethanol (NasdaqGM: PEIX).
Sir Richard Branson, chairman of the Virgin Group and worth an estimated $3 Billion, has plans to invest $300 to $400 million to produce and market this alternative fuel. Vinod Khosla, "guru" of Silicon Valley, co-founder of Sun Microsystems (NasdaqGS: SUNW), and one of ethanol's most vocal advocates, has personally invested millions in private companies involved in the development of ethanol. |
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The Greatest Investment In Years
Is About to Make a FEW Investors
Very Rich
The Ethanol Market will Shatter all previous records! It's bigger than the "Great American Industrial" run up, the tech boom and the Internet combined...
GULF ETHANOL (GFET) - DELIVERS AMERICAS RENEWABLE FUTURE.
Billions of additional dollars are expected to flow into Alternative Fuels - handing investors an opportunity to pocket 10, 20, even 40-to-1 gains.
Imagine taking a $10,000 investment and watching it
balloon to $400,000...
Or a $50,000 investment and watching it explode to upwards of $2 million!
Ethanol refineries are on the cutting edge of new technologies that are reducing energy
consumption, improving efficiency and developing new co-products which include: raw starch hydrolysis, corn fractionation, corn oil extraction, fluidized bed reactors, and the use of biomass gasification.
Exorbitant resources are being invested into logistics and transportation industries to expand the infrastructure necessary to deliver ethanol cost effectively to meet new consumer demand. Refiners are discontinuing the use of MTBE. A "Virtual Pipeline" is being developed to deliver ethanol wherever and whenever it is needed.
Gulf Ethanol, Corp. is developing ethanol production strategies along the Gulf Coast using non-food feed stocks for the production of ethanol rather than corn or sugar cane." JT Cloud, CEO
The combined experience in the petroleum industry, international logistics and trade, Gulf Ethanol is an established leader in emerging energy technologies.
"Microbe raises investors' hopes / Organism is able to turn plants into cellulosic ethanol," Washington Post.
In the midst of a energy crisis, nations and leaders are scrambling for resources and alternative means of powering the economy. This is not a local issue that can be resolved by simply digging another hole in Texas. Last year we watched the national average price for a gallon of gasoline spike at $3.80 per gallon.
Less than two years ago the price of standard crude oil was less than $25 per barrel. By April 21 of 2006, it reached a record of $75.35 per barrel. And given the mounting tensions in Iraq, Iran, and Venezuela, multiplied by the ever increasing world demand, there’s no indication that this strain will be eased any time in the near future.
Strap On Your Seat Belts!
We've TOPPED $$$100 A Barrel!!
Bushels Over Barrels!
2007 will be remembered as the Seminal Year
In The History Of The U.S. Ethanol Industry!
Unprecedented growth in the production and use of fuel ethanol that Broke ALL Previous Records! New technologies unveiled, new markets opened, and a growing appreciation for the role that ethanol can and should play in our nation’s energy future lead to the inescapable conclusion that the state of the U.S. ethanol industry is sound, and that its future is bright.
In 2005, 95 ethanol refineries were in production, 14 began operation, 30 began construction, 10 were expanded and the industry produced a record 4 billion gallons of fuel and 9 million metric tons of distillers feed from more than 1.5 billion bushels of grain.
Reducing customer cost and risk means utilizing the highest net-energy-efficient processes; streamlining delivery methods by exploiting water-going barges; and maintaining key relationships with established suppliers and transportation companies.
Gulf Ethanol, Corp. is growing from an aggressive international ethanol marketing and distribution company to a manufacturer and producer of Ethanol and BioDiesel products.
GULF ETHANOL CORP (GFET) IS DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING THE INFRASTUCTURE OF EHTANOL DELIVERY METHODS FOR NORTH AMERICAN AND WORLDWIDE!
Factors Driving Alternative Energy Investments
- FREEDOM FROM FOREIGN OIL:
Ethanol could free America from its reluctant dependence on foreign oil. This is not a pipedream, conjured up by some pro-U.S. idealists. Not at all. Brazil has turned that vision into reality, where 70% of the vehicles in that country are sustained on ethanol. Brazil's ethanol plan has successfully replaced imported oil worth an estimated $120 billion. To put it into perspective, this would translate to a savings of about $2 trillion for an economy equivalent in size to the U.S.
INCREASED INCOME TO U.S. FARMERS: In terms of economics, there is no clearer choice for the American public. It would mean higher farm incomes and we would see a steep increase in rural employment.
THE TECHNOLOGY’S IN PLACE NOW: The technology to run cars on ethanol already exists. General Motors alone has built more than 1.5 million ethanol-compliant vehicles.
IT’S RIDING THE “GREEN WAVE”: And let’s not ignore the fact that ethanol is believed to be much more environmentally friendly than our current petroleum. Many experts agree that a switch from gasoline to ethanol could significantly reduce our carbon dioxide emissions, some say by as much as 80%. Ethanol’s appeal extends throughout interest groups. The U.S. government, American car manufacturers, environmentalists and the agriculture industry are all strong supporters of this alternative fuel.
WHY INVEST IN ETHANOL?
In 2005, the U.S. ethanol industry contributed more than $32 billion to Gross Domestic Output, $5 billion to household income, nearly $2 billion to federal taxes, $1.6 billion to state and local taxes, added $6 billion to net farm income, increased average corn prices about 35¢ per bushel, and was responsible for more than 153,000 jobs in all sectors of the economy.
In 2005, ethanol displaced 170 million barrels of oil; lowered consumer gasoline about 8 cents per gallon, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 8 million tons, the equivalent of taking more than a million vehicles off the road.
Worldwide ethanol production exceeded 12 billion gallons in 2005. 60% of the world’s ethanol production came from sugar, and ethanol is now widely recognized as driving the world sugar market to new levels.
Importantly, while Brazil produced slightly more ethanol in 2005, the U.S. is poised to overtake Brazil and become the world’s leading fuel ethanol producer
Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) will displace more than 2 billion barrels of oil through 2012, Reducing the outflow of dollars to foreign oil regimes by as much as $100 billion. The RFS will create $6 billion in new investment, require $70 billion in spending for goods and services, add $200 billion to GDP between 2006 and 2012; increase household income some $43 billion and create more than 234,000 jobs.
Since the RFS was passed, 18 new ethanol plants have broken ground. When completed, these plants will add another billion gallons of production capacity. Some sources project there are more than 150 projects seeking financing.
Increased demand from China and India, political unrest in Venezuela, and continued instability in the Middle East combined to drive oil and gasoline prices to record levels.
China’s oil consumption is growing by 7.5 % a year, driven by a 20% annual increase in automobiles. China has gone from a net exporter of oil to the second largest importer (behind only the United States) in just ten years. China currently imports about a third of its energy needs, but that is expected to double by 2010.
India’s oil use rose 11% in 2004, and continues unabated. India is now the world’s 4 th
largest gasoline importer.
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Ethanol as a Replacement for Gasoline. A group of business, government, environmental and academic leaders has proposed a series of actions to promote the widespread commercialization of both corn and cellulosic ethanol to improve energy security, the environment, and the economy.
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Products
Heartland Energy Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets: HEGP) announced today that they have formed a Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Flex Fuel America, Inc., to market and sell alternative energy related products.
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Infrastructure
America's Heartland has the resources and capability to produce biofuels like Ethanol which can be blended with conventional gasoline to create an automotive fuel that is competitively priced, environmentally friendly and helps to reduce the nation's dependency on foreign oil.
Production
The process of making alcohol has been around since virtually as long as man has been on this earth, though it has been immensely refined and upgraded in recent years leading to much improved efficiency. There are three main uses for ethanol (industrial, beverage and fuel) and the production processes vary slightly for each of them, but the main steps are the same.
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E85 Stations Reach 1,000 - DOUBLING IN LESS THAN 12 MONTHS!! "There are now over 1,000 publicly and privately accessed E85 fueling locations throughout the United States!" ... "While 1,000 stations is only a drop in the so called 'fueling station bucket' (approximately 170,000 sites offer gasoline in the U.S.), recent progress has been incredible. We can only relate this level of achievement to our members, partners, and supporters!" Phil Lampert, Executive Director of the NEVC.
The annual demand for ethanol in the United States has doubled over the last four years to a projected 4.5 billion gallons in 2006. The National Energy Policy Act of 2005 (H.R. 6) passed by Congress will increase ethanol use even further by mandating a minimum of 7.5 billion gallons of ethanol capacity by 2012.
Ethanol Facts: Economy - READ ON.. . 
 Sales of Alternative Fuel Autos Continue to Rise August 28, 2006: Facing rising gas prices, Americans are buying more alternative fuel autos, including hybrids, diesel and ethanol- capable vehicles, according to automakers.
 The ethanol industry has substantial room to grow. Ethanol now represents just 3% of the total annual gasoline supply in the United States. Roughly 30% of US gasoline contains some ethanol (Source: Congressional Research Service). The potential of E85 (85% ethanol, 15% gasoline), ethanol’s share of gasoline supply could rise to as much as 10% of total annual US gasoline consumption merely by replacing MTBE. The Energy Information Administration reported US motor gasoline consumption in 2005 as just under 140 billion gallons.
 General Motors will produce 400,000 E85 vehicles in 2006. (Photo courtesy of General Motors Corporation) Automakers will produce about 700,000 E85 vehicles in 20 different makes and models for the 2006 model year.
The 2005 Renewable Fuels Standard Act mandates that ethanol production double by 2012 to 7.5 billion gallons, which is estimated to reduce the U.S.'s oil consumption by 80,000 barrels per day. (Source Edmunds.com)
 Wal-Mart (NYSE:WMT) recently announced their consideration for selling ethanol at the eight stations that it operates at Wal-Mart Stores and at about 380 more that it runs as part of its Sam's Clubs division. And could expand into 946 operating stations in partnership with Murphy Oil Corp and the remaining 3,000 nationwide. (Source Marc Gunther, senior writer Fortune Magazine)
The 2005 Renewable Fuels Standard Act mandates that ethanol production double by 2010. Companies are racing to build ethanol plants as the oil industry uses the fuel as a replacement for gasoline additive MTBE, a suspected carcinogen. Growing U.S. motor fuel demand means ethanol production will need to grow by about 1.5 billion gallons per year.(Source: CNN Money)
As recently as August, General Motors (NYSE:GM), Ford (NYSE:F) and DaimlerChrysler (NYSE:DCX) are committed to doubling their production of Flex Fuel vehicles by 2010. Currently over 5 million cars run on ethanol. Only about 800 service stations in the United States, out of a total of 168,000, pump E85. Dodge.com/flexfuel
http://www.e85refueling.com/The National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition keeps a list of E85 stations online. Philip J. Lampert, the executive director, says the number of stations has doubled in the past two years.
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