Abengoa’s Rotterdam plant closure boosts margins to 6-month highs

March 18, 2013 |

In the UK, Platts data shows that Abengoa’s unexpected shutdown of its ethanol plant in Rotterdam has boosted crushing margins in northeast Europe to six month highs, with wheat-to-ethanol margins reaching $36.2 per cubic meter and milling-to-ethanol reaching $2.91 per cubic meter. Last week corn-to-ethanol margins hits $56.3 per cubic meter. Ethanol has in the meantime fallen less than 2% while wheat futures in Europe have fallen between 8.2% and 9.3% when the plant shut down on Dec. 13 due to safety issues. There is no anticipated re-start date at the moment.

Category: Fuels

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