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Re: spidaman post# 4244

Saturday, 02/28/2015 1:22:52 PM

Saturday, February 28, 2015 1:22:52 PM

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Fortunately, cellulosic producers of sucrose ( from which a number of products can be produced, including ethanol) do not have to be concerned with corn prices. The use of very low cost raw materials gives the cellulosic producers an economic edge over those using corn or sugarcane(Brazil). I see the main issue for new producers like Bluefire is initial financing. It is likely, once initial financing is secured, they will make decent profits to repay loans and finance additional plants, as long as ethanol prices and usage remain adequate. If ethanol usage in gasoline is politically reduced in the US, there are other products available to switch some cellulosic( and corn-based) ethanol production into.

Therefore, I remain optimistic that the Bluefire technology has a great future, in both the US, and even more so in other nations such as, and in particular, China, where it seems to be especially recognized and desired.

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