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Ethanol Today magazine, published by the American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE), has issued its 2026 lineup of editorial themes, along with print and digital advertising opportunities for the year ahead.
The bimonthly trade publication will explore a diverse mix of issues shaping the future of the ethanol industry — from policy and regulatory priorities under the Trump 2.0 administration and Congress to leadership transitions and workforce strategies that strengthen plant resilience. Other themes will spotlight emerging markets for ethanol beyond the pump, such as sustainable aviation fuel, maritime shipping, chemicals, and other bio-based products. The 2026 issues will also feature coverage on advancing higher ethanol blends, reducing carbon intensity, and growing export demand in global markets.
For more than two decades, Ethanol Today has provided timely, in-depth reporting on the people, policies, and progress driving America’s ethanol industry.
“Since updating Ethanol Today’s design and digital platform two years ago, we’ve continued to strengthen the magazine’s reach and relevance,” said Katie Muckenhirn, ACE Vice President of Public Affairs. “We’re building on that momentum to keep readers informed and help companies connect with a highly targeted, influential audience in the biofuels industry.”
Ethanol Today reaches every ACE member, including ethanol plants nationwide and the offices of every Member of Congress. With its upgraded digital edition — now more user-friendly, searchable, and mobile-responsive — the magazine delivers unmatched value to advertisers looking to connect with industry decision-makers.
ACE is currently offering competitive advertising packages for all six 2026 issues of Ethanol Today.
For the 2026 Editorial Calendar and Media Kit, visit ethanol.org/ethanol-today/advertise.
- Editorial inquiries: Ashley Hillmer – ahillmer@ethanol.org
- Event and sponsorship inquiries: Anna Carpenter – acarpenter@ethanol.org