Cancellation of subsidies will not hinder the development of the US ethanol industry
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Although the University of Missouri released a report in March 2011, the ethanol industry will face enormous pressure on profits due to the cancellation of import tariffs and tax credits of 0.12 US dollars per liter. Ethanol prices will fall by 7%, and profit margins will shrink by 20% or more. However, the profitability of the ethanol industry depends more on the combined effects of a range of market factors, such as food prices, gasoline, and animal feed additives that are by-products of ethanol.
Analysts believe that the elimination of subsidies will not have a fatal effect on the ethanol industry. First, the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard requires fuel companies to mix at least 476.9 million liters of ethanol into gasoline each year, which provides key support for the ethanol industry. Although some analysts said that the additional profit pressure may promote a new round of industry consolidation, most people think that the ethanol industry will not fall back into the dilemma three years ago.
In recent months, the United States government is preparing to cancel a total of $6 billion in ethanol subsidies in order to stop the huge federal deficit. Analysts said that ethanol subsidies will not be completely eliminated, and there may eventually be a trade-off solution with weaker support. Tax credits and import tariff measures will expire at the end of this year, with little possibility of delay.
Experts also said that the elimination of ethanol subsidies by the U.S. government is not unexpected. Some companies may withdraw from the ethanol industry, and even more concern is the rising raw material prices. Corn supply in the United States has entered the most intense year in 15 years, and the price of corn has soared to the highest level in history. The price per bushel of corn is close to 8 US dollars. Due to high corn prices and tight supplies, some ethanol plants have had to reduce production or shut down before new corn is harvested.
Due to the high price of sugar and the steady domestic demand in the United States, the cancellation of ethanol import tariffs of US$0.12 per liter will not affect ethanol producers. Analysts believe that ethanol in Brazil is currently very expensive because of the high price of sugar. If sugar crops are harvested next year and sugar prices fall, it may have a certain impact on ethanol.
However, the bigger problem facing the industry is due to the shortage of corn, and some ethanol factories have been forced to close. Reuters said that in order to significantly increase exports, a wave of new ethanol plant construction is emerging. It takes four to five years for the world's sugar producing countries to expand their sugar cane planting area and production. As a result, Brazil’s recent export volume is very low. Due to strong demand and limited supply growth, local prices are strongly supported.
In addition, the U.S. government is brewing funding for ethanol-gasoline fuel tanks and pumps, which will help gas stations sell gasoline that is mixed with more ethanol. The US Senate and the House of Representatives have divided on this issue, but the key issue is to increase ethanol demand.
A few days ago, the Senate voted to abolish the ethanol producer credit plan and rejected a proposal to cut federal funding for the ethanol infrastructure. Industry sources said that the move provided support for the ethanol industry, but the industry needs more funding. Without a large increase in mixed fuel pumps at US retail stations, the US government’s recent approval of 15% ethanol in gasoline will be meaningless.
Analysts said that in the past few years, the ethanol industry has realized that subsidies may be cancelled, so it has always focused on promoting demand growth.