Great info, playing devils advocate, I see possible issues. One, why would anyone issue bonds for a second commercial plant until the first is running at a profit? I do not see that happening.
Am I missing something???
Two, from what I saw in 2008-09 with corn futures price spike in 2008, and collapse in 2009, wiping out most of the ethanol producers because they were hedging futures costs on Corn (the collapse in futures wiped them out), sending them into BK, should we be concerned about biomass feed cost, variable price spikes?
I know of one massive source of biomass in Louisiana that BION might want to consider. It is Bagasse, waste sugar cane fiber. A company I own a lot of stock in that has massive capacity ready to ship by truck, barge or rail, in easy to handle and cheap to ship, 2500 Lb bails, could be a new low cost source of ready to ship, biomass for a BION fertilizer plant in Louisiana. It is $ifus. They own a subsidiary called Supreme Energy, and the product is called Supreme Gold.
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