Today in Biofuels Opinion: “US agriculture operates in a global food chain system where carbon/ GHG credits increasingly figure into investments and trade.”

Rick Gilmore, CEO of GIC Group: “Whatever the outcome of the cap and trade debate, US agriculture operates in a global food chain system where carbon/ GHG credits increasingly figure into investments and trade.  An index targeted to agriculture can measure financial gains from the introduction of new abatement technologies; balance sheet asset credit valuations; and minimize risk and maximize gains in valuations as a universal hedging instrument.”

From Growth Energy: “In January 2001, there were only 50 E85 stations across the United States.Now, there are over 2,100 but the increase in stations hasn’t been without a few hiccups. A rapid growth in stations occurred in many years, but despite continued increase in FFVs, the growth from 2009 to 2010 was the slowest growth experienced in several years.”

Today in Biofuels Opinion: “US agriculture operates in a global food chain system where carbon/ GHG credits increasingly figure into investments and trade.” is a post from: Biofuels Digest