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June 20-23, 2006
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
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June 30, 2003ETHANOL MARKET IN NORTHEAST BEGINS TO TAKE SHAPE On June 18, Connecticut Governor John Rowland signed legislation aligning his state's MTBE ban with New York. The same week, New York state legislators ignored last-ditch efforts by MTBE industry lobbyists to delay the state's MTBE ban. Both states now have MTBE bans effective January 1, 2004.
The Renewable Fuels Association (RFA) predicts a large role for ethanol in the Northeast starting next year.
"Based on these actions, we certainly foresee a large and growing ethanol market in the Northeast," said Bob Dinneen, RFA president. "Ethanol demand in New York and Connecticut alone could exceed 400 million gallons in 2004. With 73 plants online and 13 more under construction, the ethanol industry is ready to meet the demand for a safe, clean replacement for MTBE."
With the state legislatures in New York and Connecticut adjourned, a sense of certainty returns to the marketplace. Numerous news articles have indicated that almost all refiners, terminal operators and pipelines are prepared for the switch from MTBE to ethanol.
"These two MTBE bans have been on the books since 2000 and we know petroleum companies have been laying the necessary groundwork for their implementation," continued Dinneen. "Like the other responsible industries, ethanol producers are prepared. Even though preparation is well under way, it's helpful to have certainty returned to the market."
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