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Local Media Coverage of Ethanol
Response to the November 14, 2004, Honolulu Advertiser
article
The Honolulu Advertiser published a story about ethanol
production facility tax credits on November 14 that contained mistaken
information about the production tax credit and the high technology
tax credits from Act 215 (formerly known as Act 221). Our response
with correct information was published in the paper's December 7
edition (to which a link is provided below). We have also included
a link below to a graphic explaining how the ethanol production
facility tax credit and high technology tax credits will go to separate
taxpayers.
Honolulu Advertiser (posted on December 7, 2004)
Letter to the Editor: 'Double-dip'
tax credit for ethanol? Fear is overdrawn
Correction
of supposed "ethanol double-dip" chart in Honolulu Advertiser
article
Honolulu Advertiser (posted on September 21, 2004)
“Ethanol
fuel mix to be required in 2006,” Jan TenBruggencate
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, September 21, 2004
“Ethanol
project approved,” Anthony Sommer
The Garden Island (posted on September 21, 2004)
“Lingle
approves ethanol rules,” Phil Hayworth
Pacific Business News, September 20, 2004
“Hawaii
passes 10% ethanol mandate”
Honolulu Advertiser, September 2, 2004
Letter
to the Editor: “Hawai'i will be better off with ethanol use”
Honolulu Advertiser (posted on August
22, 2004)
Letter
to the Editor: “Oil refiners should embrace ethanol use”
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, August 20, 2004
Editorial:
"Ethanol can loosen oil's grip on islands"
Honolulu Advertiser, August 15, 2004 (posted August 13, 2004)
“Ethanol
proposal draws support,” Sean Hao
Honolulu Advertiser (posted on August 15, 2004)
Editorial:
"Gasahol‚ may be timely product here"
KITV News 4 (posted August 12, 2004, updated August 13,
2004)
"Oil
Companies Ask State to Delay Ethanol. Officials Want Ethanol to
be Hawaii Product"
Pacific Business News, August 13, 2004
"Hearing
gives state fuel for thought on ethanol mandate," Prabha
Natarajan
Hawaii Business (August 2004)
"Sugar
Substitute: Gay & Robinson hopes to turn its trash into treasure
with a couple of brand new ethanol facilities," Jacy L.
Youn
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