U.S. ethanol production surged to an all-time high last week as producers try to meet expected demand. The U.S. Energy Information Administration says production averaged 1.126 million barrels, per day, up 13,000 on the week and 53,000 on the year. That is the third time this year ethanol production has set a new high-water mark. […]
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