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Evolution Fuels is committed to the establishment of retail fueling stations
that will carry varying blends of ethanol and biodiesel.
02/11/2010
The Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) originally had been expected to rule by Dec 1, 2009, on
a request to raise the allowed level of ethanol in fuels to be burned
in all cars from 10 percent to 15 percent (E15). However, the EPA, which
has indicated that E15 is safe for newer cars, has...
02/09/2010
In its announcement that
finalized the regulations for the implementation of the renewable fuel
standard (RFS2), the EPA said that it was designating sugar cane ethanol
as an advanced biofuel that lowers greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by
more than 50 percent. The EPA said that ethanol made ...
02/02/2010
As of this week Evolution Fuels has retail fuel operations under the “Evolution Fuels” brand. I am please that we have a strategic partner, J&J Developments, who is helping to expedite our strategic plan of rolling out renewable fuel stations in the southwestern and southeaste...
12/03/2009
The
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tuesday took the cautious
approach and said it will not make a decision on the request to allow
up to 15 percent ethanol in the nation's fuel supply until next summer.
But EPA officials briefing different groups about the matter, and in a
letter to ind...
12/01/2009
The
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), by law, has until Dec. 1 to
issue a decision on a request to increase the ethanol blend percentage
for non-flex-fuel vehicles from the current 10 percent maximum to up to
15 percent. Growth Energy and 54 ethanol manufacturers petitioned the
EPA last...
11/30/2009
As the climate-change
talks approach in Copenhagen, Denmark, much discussion is being centered
on the use of alternative fuels to reduce greenhouse gases (GHG). The
White House said this week that President Obama is "prepared to
put on the table [at Copenhagen] a US emissions reduction targ...
11/23/2009
The Environmental Protection
Agency (EPA) is working with a Dec. 1 deadline for making a decision
on whether or not to increase the maximum blend rate for non-flex-fuel
vehicles from the current 10 percent level, to up to 15 percent, as
requested by Growth Energy. The EPA, over the past few...
10/06/2009
If improved US ethanol profit margins keep their momentum into 2010, the amount of corn used for ethanol looks likely to take a significant jump, according to new analysis from Rabobank Agri Commodity Markets Research. Rabobank said if US ethanol production stays at its current 11.5 billion gallons...
09/28/2009
A fuel tank that is blended with traditional fuels and increased levels of ethanol is being tested by National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), a national laboratory of the US Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency. Researchers are trying to find out if traditional gasoline blended w...
09/25/2009
The latest weekly data from the U.S. Department of Energy indicate the trend toward adoption of ethanol as a way to increase the U.S. liquid fuel supply is continuing to grow to higher and higher levels. In the week ended September 18, production of gasoline with alcohol totaled 6.87 million barrel...