Stratos Renewables Corp. (SRNW.OB) Advantageously Uses Sugar Cane to Produce Energy at More Competitive Prices than Gasoline or U.S. Corn Based Ethanol
According to an International Monetary Fund (IMF) analysis, sugar-cane based ethanol is the single form of ethanol that is usually cheaper to produce than gasoline. The IMF anticipates that the global economy will increase 4.8% next year, even with the housing-sector problems and credit crunch in Europe and the United States. In a report issued by IMF, costs and environmental benefits of various ways of producing ethanol and biodiesel were compared. Sugar-cane ethanol produced by Brazil was at least 15% cheaper to produce than gasoline. The sugarcane based ethanol is even more competitive than U.S. corn based ethanol as the…