JOHNSTON, IOWA – The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association’s (IRFA) E85 Wholesale Price Listing Program is available here. In Iowa, E85 is a fuel blend containing between 70 and 85 percent ethanol, depending on the season.

E85 Wholesale Prices

February 5, 2018 Prices. Posted February 6, 2018.

Supplier Name	Location	Contact Info.	Price*	Ethanol Content	Source
Cenex	Des Moines Terminal		$1.20	70%	OPIS
Flint Hills Resources	Des Moines Terminal		$1.02	70%	OPIS
HollyFrontier	Des Moines Terminal		$1.26	70%	OPIS
Little Sioux Corn Processors	Marcus, Iowa	Jake Wetter Little Sioux Corn Processors 712-376-2114	$0.90	70%	DTN
Quad County Corn Processors	Galva, Iowa	Caleb Abbott Eco-Energy 615.656.2162	$1.02	70%	Company Website
RPMG	Des Moines Terminal	Emily Black RPMG (952) 465-3239	$1.58	70%	OPIS
Siouxland Energy Cooperative	Sioux Center, Iowa	Tom Miller Siouxland Energy (712) 722-4904	$1.05	70%	Company Website
The Andersons-Denison	Denison, Iowa	Mark Vanderpol The Andersons (419) 891-6645	$1.00	75%	DTN
Valero Corp.	Des Moines Terminal		$1.24	70%	OPIS

*Prices rounded to nearest penny.

Comparative Price Information

Rack Average Clear Regular Gasoline	Des Moines Terminal	$2.14	0%	OPIS
Rack Average E10	Des Moines Terminal	$1.88	10%	OPIS

 

The IRFA publishes Monday’s wholesale E85 prices every Tuesday.  E85 suppliers wishing to have their price posted should contact Cassidy Walter with the IRFA at 515-252-6249 or criley@IowaRFA.org. To be eligible for listing, the supplier’s price must: be publicly posted elsewhere; be available to any retailer or supplier; not be restricted by gallonage caps.  E85 is defined in state law as a blend of between 70 and 85 percent ethanol with gasoline.

The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association represents the state’s liquid renewable fuels industry and works to foster its growth. Iowa is the nation’s leader in renewable fuels production with 43 ethanol refineries capable of producing nearly 4.4 billion gallons annually – including approximately 55 million gallons of annual cellulosic ethanol production capacity – and 12 biodiesel facilities with the capacity to produce 400 million gallons annually. For more information, visit the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association website at: www.IowaRFA.org.

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