While its prices are down and squeezing margins, ethanol is still more expensive than gasoline, which limits discretionary blending. Moreover, production has not adjusted, pressuring prices even more.The near future does not promise much of a bright spot for ethanol growth. While its prices are down and squeezing margins, ethanol is still more expensive than gasoline, which limits discretionary blending. Moreover, production has not adjusted, pressuring prices even more. Maintaining the level of January would generate over 15 billion gallons, a total above the blendwall of approximately 14.2 billion gallons as well as the Required Volume Obligation (RVO) of 14.5 billion gallons. The supply and demand view for the petroleum market also doesn...