URBANDALE, Iowa (April 30, 2024) – The American Carbon Alliance (ACA) released the following statement from ACA CEO Tom Buis, on today’s news about U.S. Treasury
The American Carbon Alliance is excited to be a part of the SAF Coalition. This new alliance of stakeholders from across the aviation industry value
According to a Bloomberg news report, Brazilian-grown sugar cane ethanol shipments have begun arriving at a U.S. plant in Georgia. The sugarcane ethanol will be
Late last week, the USDA lowered the estimated farm-gate prices for crops, including corn. The projected price of corn is down $1.84 a bushel. This
Recent polling released by the Better Regulation Project found that voters are concerned about excess CO2 in the atmosphere and they overwhelmingly support carbon capture and sequestration technologies.
When it comes to the effects of the pipeline on land values, Jim Rothermich at Iowa Appraisal recently offered some real world observations from recent
Should the IRS adopt the GREET model, ethanol could be used as the primary feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuel, which will revolutionize our energy and agriculture industries.
“I want to commend Senate Majority Leader Casey Crabtree, House Majority Leader Will Mortenson, and lawmakers who supported the Landowner Bill of Rights legislation in South Dakota.”
“We are thrilled to join the American Carbon Alliance and collaborate with like-minded organizations committed to opening new markets for producers and moving the ag industry into the future.”
“The ACA stands in strong support of the collaboration between Valero, a leading force in corn ethanol production, and Summit Carbon Solutions.”
Over the past month, we’ve seen some truly exciting news unfolding in carbon capture. Summit Carbon Solutions announced Valero, the world’s second-largest corn ethanol producer, will be a shipper on their pipeline.
POET, the world’s largest bioethanol producer, has officially joined the American Carbon Alliance, a coalition dedicated to advancing carbon reduction initiatives across industries.
These industry leaders have joined the American Carbon Alliance to form one unified voice for carbon capture pipeline operators, ethanol producers, landowners, farmers, construction trade workers and citizens that embrace this new energy future for America.
A unified voice for the future of American sustainable energy.