Energy Information Administration releases September ethanol production: US production now exceeding US demand by 24 million gallons per month
In Washington, the Energy Information Administration released the monthly ethanol production figures for September.
For the month, production grew to 556 million gallons while demand fell 54.2 million gallons to 532 million, compared to August. For the year to date, ethanol production has averaged 406,000 barrels per day, with demand at 429,000 barrels per day.
Production has continued at stable levels since mid-year, with monthly production reaching 528 million gallons in May and 527 million gallons in June. Falling demand has created export problems for Brazil as well as a US ethanol glut, despite favorable prices for blenders.
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