Comments on: VeraSun, One of USA's Largest Ethanol Producers, Files Chapter 11 http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/ What is the future of fuel? What's new? What's next? Since 2007, Gas 2 has covered a rapidly changing world coming to terms with its oil addiction. Mon, 13 Feb 2012 00:40:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Kirpich http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-91957 Kirpich Fri, 08 Apr 2011 12:33:17 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-91957 Richard Chipman from Apple just called – he told me they’re removing GV Mobile from the App Store due to it duplicating features that the iPhone comes with Richard Chipman from Apple just called – he told me they’re removing GV Mobile from the App Store due to it duplicating features that the iPhone comes with

]]> By: водяной полотенцесушитель установка http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-72639 водяной полотенцесушитель установка Wed, 02 Feb 2011 14:35:19 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-72639 клас - я вижу вам секса захотелось, любезный, последние посты свои почитайте! клас – я вижу вам секса захотелось, любезный, последние посты свои почитайте!

]]> By: теплон цена http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-67600 теплон цена Wed, 12 Jan 2011 09:33:29 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-67600 здорово : это да здорово : это да

]]> By: Kevin http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-6319 Kevin Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:47:01 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-6319 Don Endres is a poor manager. The reason for VeraSun's downfall was poor planning during the good times to ensure survival through the bad times. An ethanol plant is like any other business; the "pyramid scheme" will only work for so long. It is a sad commentary when a company declares bankruptcy and yet Endres makes over 2 million in compensation for the same year. Another interesting fact is that on his bio page, there is a picture of him with the very farmers he neglected. I do not believe that he is very welcome at the Aurora cafe. Don Endres is a poor manager.

The reason for VeraSun’s downfall was poor planning during the good times to ensure survival through the bad times.

An ethanol plant is like any other business; the “pyramid scheme” will only work for so long.

It is a sad commentary when a company declares bankruptcy and yet Endres makes over 2 million in compensation for the same year. Another interesting fact is that on his bio page, there is a picture of him with the very farmers he neglected.

I do not believe that he is very welcome at the Aurora cafe.

]]> By: Kevin http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-28483 Kevin Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:47:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-28483 Don Endres is a poor manager. The reason for VeraSun's downfall was poor planning during the good times to ensure survival through the bad times. An ethanol plant is like any other business; the "pyramid scheme" will only work for so long. It is a sad commentary when a company declares bankruptcy and yet Endres makes over 2 million in compensation for the same year. Another interesting fact is that on his bio page, there is a picture of him with the very farmers he neglected. I do not believe that he is very welcome at the Aurora cafe. Don Endres is a poor manager.

The reason for VeraSun’s downfall was poor planning during the good times to ensure survival through the bad times.

An ethanol plant is like any other business; the “pyramid scheme” will only work for so long.

It is a sad commentary when a company declares bankruptcy and yet Endres makes over 2 million in compensation for the same year. Another interesting fact is that on his bio page, there is a picture of him with the very farmers he neglected.

I do not believe that he is very welcome at the Aurora cafe.

]]> By: Kevin http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-28484 Kevin Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:47:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-28484 Don Endres is a poor manager. The reason for VeraSun's downfall was poor planning during the good times to ensure survival through the bad times. An ethanol plant is like any other business; the "pyramid scheme" will only work for so long. It is a sad commentary when a company declares bankruptcy and yet Endres makes over 2 million in compensation for the same year. Another interesting fact is that on his bio page, there is a picture of him with the very farmers he neglected. I do not believe that he is very welcome at the Aurora cafe. Don Endres is a poor manager.

The reason for VeraSun’s downfall was poor planning during the good times to ensure survival through the bad times.

An ethanol plant is like any other business; the “pyramid scheme” will only work for so long.

It is a sad commentary when a company declares bankruptcy and yet Endres makes over 2 million in compensation for the same year. Another interesting fact is that on his bio page, there is a picture of him with the very farmers he neglected.

I do not believe that he is very welcome at the Aurora cafe.

]]> By: North Dakota Ethanol Producers are at Risk as Fund Dries Up : Gas 2.0 http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-6318 North Dakota Ethanol Producers are at Risk as Fund Dries Up : Gas 2.0 Thu, 18 Dec 2008 20:34:18 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-6318 [...] excessive commodity fluctuations, VeraSun, the state’s largest producer (which recently filed for bankruptcy), is itself eligible to claim a full $1.6 million from just one quarter’s worth of [...] [...] excessive commodity fluctuations, VeraSun, the state’s largest producer (which recently filed for bankruptcy), is itself eligible to claim a full $1.6 million from just one quarter’s worth of [...]

]]> By: Jon http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-6317 Jon Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:15:18 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-6317 In response to John who thinks ethanol is the stupidest idea ever. After spending time in Brazil five years ago and understanding their ethanol solution to fossil fuels as an energy source I was amazed at how stupid we are as Americans are for putting our heads in the Middle Eastern sand when such a viable solution exists. Brazil no longer needs any foreign energy supplies and in turn doesn't have to spend 10 billion a month to fund an oil war. Who looks stupid now? Ethanol decreases pollution, creates jobs with a US made energy source, decreases our need for relationships with foreign (terrorist supporting) governments. How can that be a bad thing? Oh and on your ADM conspiracy theory, ethanol can be made from cellulose; you know the yard waste that fills 10% of our landfills. How about filling your car with your grass clippings, unless you plan on eating that as well? One Crazy Greeny! In response to John who thinks ethanol is the stupidest idea ever. After spending time in Brazil five years ago and understanding their ethanol solution to fossil fuels as an energy source I was amazed at how stupid we are as Americans are for putting our heads in the Middle Eastern sand when such a viable solution exists. Brazil no longer needs any foreign energy supplies and in turn doesn’t have to spend 10 billion a month to fund an oil war. Who looks stupid now? Ethanol decreases pollution, creates jobs with a US made energy source, decreases our need for relationships with foreign (terrorist supporting) governments. How can that be a bad thing? Oh and on your ADM conspiracy theory, ethanol can be made from cellulose; you know the yard waste that fills 10% of our landfills. How about filling your car with your grass clippings, unless you plan on eating that as well?

One Crazy Greeny!

]]> By: Jon http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-28482 Jon Wed, 12 Nov 2008 18:15:00 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-28482 In response to John who thinks ethanol is the stupidest idea ever. After spending time in Brazil five years ago and understanding their ethanol solution to fossil fuels as an energy source I was amazed at how stupid we are as Americans are for putting our heads in the Middle Eastern sand when such a viable solution exists. Brazil no longer needs any foreign energy supplies and in turn doesn't have to spend 10 billion a month to fund an oil war. Who looks stupid now? Ethanol decreases pollution, creates jobs with a US made energy source, decreases our need for relationships with foreign (terrorist supporting) governments. How can that be a bad thing? Oh and on your ADM conspiracy theory, ethanol can be made from cellulose; you know the yard waste that fills 10% of our landfills. How about filling your car with your grass clippings, unless you plan on eating that as well? One Crazy Greeny! In response to John who thinks ethanol is the stupidest idea ever. After spending time in Brazil five years ago and understanding their ethanol solution to fossil fuels as an energy source I was amazed at how stupid we are as Americans are for putting our heads in the Middle Eastern sand when such a viable solution exists. Brazil no longer needs any foreign energy supplies and in turn doesn’t have to spend 10 billion a month to fund an oil war. Who looks stupid now? Ethanol decreases pollution, creates jobs with a US made energy source, decreases our need for relationships with foreign (terrorist supporting) governments. How can that be a bad thing? Oh and on your ADM conspiracy theory, ethanol can be made from cellulose; you know the yard waste that fills 10% of our landfills. How about filling your car with your grass clippings, unless you plan on eating that as well?

One Crazy Greeny!

]]> By: Mark in Texas http://gas2.org/2008/11/01/verasun-one-of-usas-largest-ethanol-producers-files-chapter-11/#comment-6316 Mark in Texas Sun, 09 Nov 2008 22:20:51 +0000 http://gas2.org/?p=1205#comment-6316 Although I enjoyed filling up with $1.99 gas yesterday, I don't think that prices are going to stay at that level. Even if OPEC does not cut production, diesel is wholesaling for more than $2.00. I suspect that refineries are going to push production towards more diesel and less gasoline. Of course, that is countered by the worsening economy and the fact that almost all new car purchases are replacing low mileage vehicles with higher mileage vehicles. If the EPA would remove its barriers to CNG conversion that would cause another noticable drop in gasoline consumption. I think that we are definitely going to be moving to alternate fuels even at prices less than half the record highs of a few months back. The drop in world oil prices has got to make an economic recovery come that much sooner and it will keep the Russians from getting too frisky and invading any more of their neighbors. Although I enjoyed filling up with $1.99 gas yesterday, I don’t think that prices are going to stay at that level. Even if OPEC does not cut production, diesel is wholesaling for more than $2.00. I suspect that refineries are going to push production towards more diesel and less gasoline. Of course, that is countered by the worsening economy and the fact that almost all new car purchases are replacing low mileage vehicles with higher mileage vehicles.

If the EPA would remove its barriers to CNG conversion that would cause another noticable drop in gasoline consumption.

I think that we are definitely going to be moving to alternate fuels even at prices less than half the record highs of a few months back. The drop in world oil prices has got to make an economic recovery come that much sooner and it will keep the Russians from getting too frisky and invading any more of their neighbors.

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