Ok, here is a question.
WHAT IS THIS A PICTURE OF?
A. A million dollar mud hole?
B. The Grant County Prairie Rehabilitation Project?
C. Waterfowl Refuge?
D. NexSun Ethanol Plant?
Post you answers below.
Now Seriously, I have heard this plant is on hold and may not ever be finished. Grain and fuel prices have made it no longer a profitable venture.
Anyone else know anything?
MSK
Nice...I am going to go with E) Krie's next big flop.
ReplyDeleteso what happens if the govt. mandate for more ethanol is not met? is that when they start importing all of it from brazil?
ReplyDeleteLooks like that Nexsun says they will continue building by the end of 2009. According to the gazette.
ReplyDeleteDidn't they run out of money...and I mean both of them.
ReplyDeleteThey said it was because of grain and gas prices. Who knows. I will believe it when I see it built. As log as gas price stay low, ethanol will continue to get hurt. They can't make a gallon of ethanol for $2.65 unless they get more government subsides to make up the difference.
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Avenger, can you enlighten us on the Kreie flop comment? MSK
ReplyDeletehave you read the article in the paper? they finally got money to complete the project, but I still don't see it happening. if it does I will be very suprised.
ReplyDeleteWell, he has a great tendency to get the county to donate money to companies then they take off. Remeber the $250,000 that went to the first ethanol plant that was to be on the northeast corner of Stubbs and Patterson?
ReplyDeleteAnd he is Nexsun's CFO, right?
LOL. This is funny. Likely my ex CPA partner. Never was $ 250,000. Sad anyone has to make up stuff like this.
DeleteI don't know, is he? I know the first one was a bomb. I thought it had to do the new railroad tracks.
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Still does, but he is extending his hand out first.
ReplyDeleteIt appears there is some shananigans going on with the Ethanol Plant. Read the Ulysses News from 10-28-08 under the County Commissioner Atricle. Scott Malone talking to Long about funding for the plant. I wonder if Rod Kreie has his hand in this problem. Apparently someone from the told city council they had the money in the fund and the same people told the county they would have it in 6 months.
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