Basic Guideline
What You Might Not Know About Ethanol
Friday, October 10th, 2008
GasCardsGalore:
With the introduction of ethanol as an alternative fuel source for vehicles, there have bee rising hopes that the vehicle industry will see an end in the gas price hikes and the increasing concern for environmental damage car emissions bring. However, it is unfortunately untrue and most of us do not even realize it. […]
Frequently Asked Questions About Ethanol
Monday, October 29th, 2007Grand Forks Herald:
Is ethanol good for my car?
Answer: Yes! Gasoline enriched with ethanol performs in much the same way that regular gasoline does, and actually surpasses regular gasoline in key performance categories. All auto manufacturers who sell cars in the United States approve fuels enriched with up to 10 percent ethanol.
Which blend of ethanol fuel […]
Can I Use Ethanol, Biodiesel?
Monday, September 10th, 2007Desmoines Register:
Question: Can my vehicle run on E85?
Answer: Only vehicles designated as flex fuel can run on E85. They have different fuel system components and sensors to adapt to the higher blend of gasoline and ethanol. Click here to find out if you have a flex-fuel vehicle and what models are available.
Question: Where can I […]
Cheap, Green, Food-Friendly Biofuel Produced In India
Wednesday, June 20th, 2007SciDev.net:
The first commercial batch of biofuel from the stalks of a new sweet sorghum hybrid has been produced this month (13 June) at a distillery in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India.
Ethanol is produced from the sweet juice in the stalk of the sweet sorghum. The researchers responsible for the hybrid say by using […]
If We’re Going to Use Ethanol, Do It Wisely
Friday, May 4th, 2007Wired:
Brazil is increasing its sugar cane crops and exports of ethanol, but critics say the expansion does more harm than good to the environment. If we’re going to use ethanol we have to use the most energy efficent domestic solutions.
Clearing forests in the Amazon and other parts of Brazil to grow sugar cane for fuel […]