Bill Jones, Chairman of the board of Pacific Ethanol talks about E95 ethanol is a solution for today, not necessarily for tomorrow or the day after... According to Full Disclosure Network.
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Bill Jones of Pacific Ethanol talks about E95
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Hi Simon,
According to German Magazin CHEManager (1/2007), Saab, Ford and Volvo are watching, what the paper refers to as 'CropPower85' a blend of 85% bio-ethanol and 15% petrol. Although this E85 has a 30% energy inferiority compared to petrol, they feel confident it can compete on price. Crop Energies, a subsidiary of sugarproducer Suedzucker, who has one of Europe's largest grain-based bio-ethanol plants is looking at a possible capacity extension to use feedstock from sugarbeet - at least a plant humans do not compete for.
Magne
Posted by Magne | January 23, 2007 10:53 AM
Posted on January 23, 2007 10:53