Class 1 is summertime E85, and needs to have a minimum of 79 percent ethanol (so even E85 doesn't have to be E85). Class 2's ethanol minimum is 74. And Class 3, wintertime ethanol, is 70 percent.

With drivers searching for the cheapest prices, gasoline with higher blends of ethanol is seeing an uptick in demand. E85 is priced significantly less than other blends of fuel across the country ...

But there are some other upsides to ethanol fuel as well. You certainly don't want to drink a shot of E10 (gasoline and 10% ...

how ethanol is made (E85 and cellulosic biomass) the environmental impacts of ethanol the advantages and disadvantages of using ethanol as a fuel the major challenges facing implementation of ...

One of the problems major automakers cite as a reason that more ethanol isn't used in their flex-fuel vehicles is that the people who own the cars just don't know that you can put E85 into the tank.

Electric vehicles and the quality of corn crop harvests are some of the biggest threats facing the future of ethanol production, according to Pennsylvania Grain Processing corn originator Brian Kelly, ...

E85 is allegedly greener than gas, so why is it this 1,025-hp Demon’s drink of choice ... a blend of gasoline and ethanol, to ...

Normal pump gas is 10% ethanol, while E85 is...you guessed it ... As well as his wine-drinking Aston, the King owns an electric Jaguar I-Pace, and according to an interview with the BBC in ...

to ethanol-blended fuels such as E85 (85% ethanol and 15% gasoline) or even pure ethanol (E100). Two-wheeler makers such as Yamaha, Hero MotoCorp, Suzuki, Bajaj Auto, and Royal Enfield showcased ...