Energy Tomorrow Blog
Yeah, But What About Brazil?
Bob Greco
Posted May 30, 2013
One of the frequent arguments from ethanol supporters is that the United States should simply follow the lead of Brazil and use a lot more ethanol in our fuel supply. Indeed, Vice President Joe Biden was full of praise for Brazil during remarks in Rio de Janeiro this week:
“You’re tapping your enormous natural resources, but also getting a greater share of your energy from clean and renewable energy sources than any other country in the world. The rest of the world looks at you with envy, at the progress you’ve made. The hemisphere has much to learn from your experience.”
Energy, Taxes and Exxon
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Mark Green
Posted May 10, 2011
More Taxes Jeopardize American Oil and Natural Gas Development
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Jack Gerard
Posted May 3, 2011
API: Administration's energy policy will add jobs for Brazil
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Jack Gerard
Posted March 21, 2011
Brazil's Libra: Largest Oil Field in the Americas in Decades
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Jane Van Ryan
Posted November 1, 2010