The Industry: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
GM building a future beyond petroleum
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Volvo Introduces FlexiFuel Turbo Police Car
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Farmers defend ethanol in Washington
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Energy Independence and the Terror War
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New E85 Cars and Trucks
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Buick Rolls Out 2009 E85 Lucerne
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Aerobatic Plane Runs on Ethanol
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Emerson Fittipaldi excited about return to Indianapolis
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US Q1 ethanol output seen up 37 pct on new plants
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E20 could increase nation's ethanol use
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'Going green' could save you money at the gas pump
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Go yellow? Soon ethanol may not just be from corn
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We're On Our Way
Global climate change. Regional conflicts in the Middle East. Natural disasters in the Gulf of Mexico. Extraordinary economic growth in China and India. All are driving serious concerns about energy supply, the environment, sustainable growth and even national security--issues that, collectively, have come to be called "energy security."
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The Ultimate Guide to Hypermilling
Hypermiling, or driving your car “in a manner that maximizes mileage,” has become more popular among drivers worldwide, as concerns over increasing gas prices and environmental issues heighten. more
There are golden features to be found in the 2008 GMC Yukon Hybrid
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Increase Production and Availability of Alternative Low-Carbon Fuels
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Green machines roll out
It's everywhere we look nowadays. Greenhouse gases, global warming, carbon taxes, skyrocketing energy prices. The world has begun a war on climate change and all things that cause it. more
Ethanol Industry, Bigger Than Ever, Says Its Critics Are Wrong
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E85 Refueling Locations by State
10 Ethanol Facts That Will Impress Your Friends From Yale
Q&A: Can I use ethanol, biodiesel?
Ethanol Indicative of Potential of Green Economy
Flex fuels and ethanol
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New Alternative Fuel Directory Features over 2200 E85 and Biodiesel retail locations nationwide. more
GM concept cars reflect ethanol theme
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Ghastly green Ferrari F430
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FAQ: New Energy Act gets green light
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Super Biofuel Supercar
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San Francisco and the Biodiesel Revolution
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Ethanol Processing
Ethanol plants are expanding and being developed at a significant rate in North America and throughout the world. In the United States, the Clean Air Act for reformulated gasoline (RFG) mandates a 2wt.% oxygen requirement, driving the demand for more production. Ethanol is the most viable additive because it is a clean-burning fuel roduced from renewable, domestic biomass sources. more
Car of the Future
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NASCAR by the numbers
E85—An open-wheel racing series made the move this season, and the Nationwide Series might serve as the testing ground for stock-car racing to move toward E85 ethanol as the fuel for its race cars. more
The Meaner Side of Green
The FlexFuel Chevy Hot Road has bodywork inspired by a 1934 Chevy. It has a 500-horsepower FlexFuel version of the turbocharged Ecotec engine. more
First ethanol bus of the Americas
São Paulo became the first city on the continent to have the vehicle launched. The objective of the project, executed by the University of São Paulo, is to reduce the emission of polluting gases, providing incentives to the use of alcohol instead of diesel in public transportation. more
2008 GMC Yukon, Yukon Denali and Yukon Hybrid
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Ford calls for Biofuel Accreditation, and Tax Incentives
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Car Gasoline - Ethanol For All
As Energy Costs Rise, So Does the Interest in E85 Fuel
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E85 bio-corridor set to open in Midwest, East Coast to follow suit
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Ethanol nation: Brazil finds energy freedom with sugar-based fuel
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Car rental outfits head in a green direction
Faced with sluggish rentals of sport utility vehicles and eco-conscious consumers demanding cars with higher gas mileage, auto rental companies have scrambled in recent months to stock their fleets with more fuel-efficient vehicles -- including cutting-edge hybrid vehicles and flex-fuel cars that run mainly on ethanol. more
Forests could fuel our future Maine should be bankrolling research into cellulosic ethanol, for the good of all of us.
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Feature: Alternative-Fuel Technologies
At the dawn of the motoring age, there were no paradigms to break, no well-trodden paths to follow. Entrepreneurial automakers made things up as they went long, trying different sorts of internal and external-combustion engines fueled by everything from wood and kerosene, to naptha, diesel fuel, peanut oil, alcohol, electricity, and a refinery byproduct that had been marketed under the trade name "Petrol" as a lice treatment and grease remover-gasoline. more
Ethanol Power: 10 Cars You Can Buy
Ethanol-powered vehicles aren't just coming to a showroom near you. Vehicles that run on an ethanol-gas (E85) blend are already here, and automakers are ramping up production of them to cut our use of imported oil. more
Solving the corn supply problem
As corn prices swell, a livestock feed and ethanol by-product could help farmers who are feeding their livestock less.
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Tank Sports Tests Its First E85 Ethanol Fueled Motorcycle
Tank Sports (OTCBB:TNSP) today announces that the first stage of research and development has been completed for its new 150cc and 250cc motorcycles that run on E85 ethanol (85% alcohol, 15% gasoline). more
Ethanol growing factor in ag economy
As corn producers gear up for another growing season, they are seeing expanding opportunities within the ethanol market. As demand increases for alternative energy sources, ethanol facilities continue to be built throughout the Midwest and into non-traditional corn growing areas. more
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Ethanol - The complete Energy Lifecycle Picture Brochure (PDF 4 MB)
Fuel Economy
Understanding Oil Prices...more
Oil prices are a confusing subject for most consumers. At times, the prices seem to go up or down for no particular reason. The explanation for this is simple: the supply and demand of petroleum is always changing based on a variety of factors. In this story, we'll try to quickly explain how the market works and how it affects gas prices.
Kick the Oil Habit
Food or Fuel?
A common objection to biomass energy production is that it could divert agricultural production away from food crops in a hungry world -- even leading to mass starvation in the poor countries.
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Not true: at best it's an oversimplification of a complex issue. It just doesn't work that way, and neither does hunger. more
Hooked on Oil
While domestic oil production peaked in the 1970s, consumption continues to grow at break-neck speed. In 2025 the U.S. is projected to consume 28.3 million barrels a day -- 44 percent more oil than we do today, with domestic production meeting a mere 30 percent of that need. aoilpolicy2
America spends more than $200,000 per minute on foreign oil -- $13 million per hour. More than $25 billion a year goes for Persian Gulf imports alone. This NRDC analysis considers oil demand and supply projections and how our current policy of oil dependence effects our economy and security.
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