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What if we could plant a seed and grow energy? We Can and We Are! October 2010

LookingforE85inMiddleGeorgia?BesuretostopatDavisBioFuelsandfillupwithE85containingFUEL’sethanol.Davi sCosey,CEOandoneoftheownersofDavisOil,isalsoastockholderandcustomerofFUEL.DavisOilisafourthgeneratio nfamilyownedbusinessthatbegansellingFUELin1946.Asstatedonitswebsite,davisoilcompany.com,DavisOilreco gnizesthatoneofthemostimportantcharacteristicsofabusinessisitsabilitytoadapttochange.Holdingtruetoth isbelief,DavisOilestablisheditselfasaleaderintheindustryin2006byinstallingtheveryfirstE85pumpinGeorg ia.DavisOilnowoffersretailsalesofE85at5GeorgialocationsincludingByron,Perry,ViennaandWarnerRobins.

DennisBurnett,RenewableFuelsManagerforDavisOil,said,“WeareproudtopartnerwithFUELinordertofurnishourc ustomersaqualityproductthatisgrown,producedanddistributedinthestateofGeorgia.StopbyonyourwaytoAtlant atopurchaseyourE85aswellasE10atthefollowinglocations:

Fillers#16ShellFillers#21ShellFillers#24ShellFillers#28ChevronFillers#202ShellI75&Ga.2152601MoodyRd. I75&MarshallvilleRd.2390HoustonLakeRd.I75&Ga.Hwy49Vienna,GAWarnerRobins,GAPerry,GAPerry,GAByron,GA(e xit109)(exit135)(exit149)TofindanE85stationnearyou,gotoE85refueling.com

No beaches have been closed due to ethanol spills. Growth Energy ad campaign April 12, 2010

BP’sDeepwaterHorizonExplosionApril20,2010GrowthEnergybeganthistvadcampaignpriortotheexplosionintheGu lfofMexico,makingitatragicyetinevitableprediction.Asnewscoverageoftheeventsubsides,wemustnotforgetth elongtermdamagethattheoilspillcreated.WeasAmericansmustdemandthatourlegislatorsrememberthiscatastrop heandinstitutepoliciestoprotectourenvironment,andsubsequently,oureconomyfromoilspills.Ethanolhelpsde creaseournation’sdependenceonoilwithoutharmingourenvironment.

EPA must approve E15 The Environmental Protection Agency is ex-pected to rule this fall on a fuel waiver request to allow ethanol blends to 15%. EPA expects to have DOE’s final testing results for E15 for 2007 and newer vehicles by the end of September with re-sults for 2001 to 2006 vehicles by November. It is crucial that EPA allow higher blend rates because our industry has met the blend wall, meaning we are blending all the ethanol that we can per the limitations of the 10% limit given re-duced demand for gasoline. According to a new comprehensive engineering analysis performed by Ricardo, Inc, an internation-ally recognized automobile engineering firm, mov-ing from 10% to 15% ethanol will mean little, if any, change on the performance of cars and light trucks manufactured between 1994-2000. This study concluded “that the adoption and use of E15 in the motor vehicle fleet from the studied model years should not adversely affect these vehicles or cause them to perform in sub-optimal manner when com-pared with their performance using the E10 blend that is currently available.

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Murray Campbell,FUEL’sCEO,joinedlegislatorsandindustryexpertsinaddressingparticipantsofthe5thAnnualSo utheastBioenergyConferenceheldAugust35inTifton,Georgia.OnAugust4th,Mr.Campbellparticipatedinapresent ationanddiscussionentitledEthanol’sTraditionalBusinessModelMakesSense&CentsEitherWayYouSpellIt.Rep.S anfordBishopandRep.JackKingstonaddressedtheGeneralSessiononAugust3rd.CongressmanBishoptoutedFirstUni tedEthanol,LLCforitseffortsandrelateditssuccessesto“goodemployees,goodmanagementandusageoflocallygro wncorn.“Hedescribedthepushforrenewableenergyasvitallyimportantandpraisedthefarmers’role,saying,“Just likethefarmersthathavesavedourcountrywhenitcomestotheproductionoffoodandfiber,itwillbethefarmerwhowi llsaveourcountrywhenitcomestofuelandenergyindependence.“BishopdescribedtheearliereffortsofHenryFord, GeorgeWashingtonCarverandRudolphDiesel,whoallenvisionedvehiclesrunfromagbasedproducts.Mr.Bishopstate dthatthesepeoplewere“aheadoftheirtimeormaybetheywererightfortheirtime,butunfortunately,notenoughAmer icanswerelistening.“HequotedHenryFordassayingin1916that,“Alltheworldiswaitingforasubstituteforgasoli ne.Thedayisnotthatfardistantwhenforeverybarrelofgasoline,abarrelofalcoholmustbesubstituted.“Inrespon setothatquotefromFord,Mr.Bishopoffered,“Youhavetowonderwherewouldwebetodayandwherewouldwenotbe,ifweh adfollowedtheagriculturebasedfuelpaththatCarver,FordandDieselenvisionedseveralgenerationsago.“Congre ssmanJackKingstonalsoaddressedtheGeneralSessionandprovidedthefollowingstatistics:TheUnitedStateshas4 %oftheworld’spopulation,yetituses25%oftheworld’soilsupplythoughitonlyhas3%initsownreserves;TheU.S.im portsover60%ofitsoilfromunstablecountries;U.S.oilneedsareprojectedtoincreaseby40%overthenext20years. Rep.Kingstondiscussedtheimportanceofrenewablefuelstothecountry’snationalsecurity.Hesaidwemustcontinu eexploration,innovationandconservation.Heexplainedthatthefederalgovernmentisleadingbyexampleinconser vationefforts.AsprovidedbyKingston,theDept.ofDefensehasanannualbudgetof$523billion,notincludingtheco stofthewar,estimatedat$150billion.TheDept.ofDefenseconsumes20billiongallonsoffuelwhichaccountsfor80% ofthegovernment’sentirefuelbudget.KingstonsaidthatitcoststheDept.ofDefense$130millionforevery$1incre aseinthepriceofoil.TheDeptofDefensehassetgoalstohave25%ofitsenergyfromrenewableresourcesby2025and50% ofitsaviationfuelfrombiofuelby2016.Inaninterviewfollowinghisspeech,Rep.Kingstonstated,“Sixtypercento ftheoilweusetofightthewarinAfghanistanandIraqisforeignoilsoifweeverlostourfuelsupply,wewoulddieasaco untry.“ToseeCongressmanBishop’sandKingston’spresentationsintheirentirety,gotowww.firstunitedethanol. comunderEthanolInformation.

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