In Brazil, new research from CEPEA/ESALQ shows that ethanol prices are the highest they’ve been in the past 10 years thanks to a poor harvest. April through November 2011 average prices were nearly 31% higher for hydrous at 66 cents per liter and 39% higher for anhydrous at 81 cents per liter.
Ethanol imports in December reached an all-time high of 279.8 million liters, with April-December imports totaling 1.139 billion liters, up from 55.4 billion liters the year before.
Category: Fuels