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Jim Crocco

Mr. Jim Crocco

Former Executive Vice President, CHEMICAL MARKET ASSOCIATES, INC.

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Council Member Biography

James Crocco is a Consultant to the global methanol industry and is considered an expert in the areas of commercial, logistical, marketing, forecasting, consulting, and advising as an expert witness in disputes. In 1995 the diversified petrochemical consulting firm of Chemical Marketing Associates in Houston acquired the methanol consulting services of Crocco & Associates, that he founded in 1986, and he became Executive Vice President. Prior, he was VP of Methanol Studies at the DeWitt Consulting group, and he also became president of that firm, and before that he was Executive VP of Carbonit America, an international petrochemical trading firm. Mr. Crocco has been referenced and quoted in a large number of petrochemical journals and publications and also in Business Week and the Wall Street Journal. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History

1995 - 1999
Executive Vice President, CHEMICAL MARKET ASSOCIATES, INC.
1986 - 1995
Owner, Crocco & Associates
1983 - 1990
VP of Methanol Studies, DEWITT & COMPANY INCORPORATED

GLG NewsSM Analyses by Jim Crocco(?)

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The Other Side of the Ethanol Story

July 28, 2008

Backlash brewing against ethanol in United States | www.iht.com

The article describes the problems ethanol creates in gasoline such as lower energy values and deterioration of some engine and fuel components in small engines and boats. Other problems are the need for more petroleum fuels to grow the corn, harvest it, turn it into ethanol and transport that "fuel" to market, besides the fact that fertilizers are also made from hydrocarbons such as natural gas. Also, gasohol reduces some emissions but also creates others such as evaporative emissions from fuel tanks. In  addition gasohol receives a 51 cent per gallon subsidy from the federal government that amounted  to over $3.5 billion last year.

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Recent Seminars

May 18, 2006 | Midtown

GLGi: Ethanol Debate: the Future and Reality of the Ethanol Industry

March 29, 2006 | Los Angeles

GLGi: Methanol and MTBE Markets (LA)

March 28, 2006 | San Francisco

GLGi: Methanol and MTBE Market