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The agency cited problems with increasing the blend of ethanol above 10%. This limit, known as the "blend wall", refers to the practical difficulty in incorporating increasing amounts of ethanol into the transportation fuel supply at volumes exceeding those achieved by the sale of nearly all gasoline as E10. [73] [74]
The amount of ethanol used in the United States is also limited by the number of Flex Fuel vehicles available which are capable of operating on ethanol blends as high as 85% (E85) and the relative pricing of E85 as compared to regular gasoline (E10). Other alternative fuels may have higher functional "blend walls".
Mandatory blending of ethanol was approved in Mozambique, but the percentage in the blend has not been specified. [15] South Africa approved a biofuel strategy in 2007, and mandated an 8% blend of ethanol by 2013. [15] A 2007 Uruguayan law mandates a minimum of 5% of ethanol blended with gasoline starting in January 2015. [16]
The RFA estimates that the higher blend will cost consumers more than 25 cents a gallon less than 10% ethanol. Earlier this year, the EPA permanently approved year-round E15 sales in eight ...
A final decision on biofuel blending mandates for 2020, 2021 and 2022 is expected by Friday. UPDATE 1-Biden administration likely to raise ethanol blending volumes for 2021 -sources Skip to main ...
(Reuters) -The Biden administration is likely to raise ethanol blending mandates for 2021 above the figure it proposed in December to align with actual U.S. consumption levels, according to two ...
India's ethanol blending rate in fuel (at the time of this target revision) is 8%, which is set to increase to 10% by 2022 based on the 'Roadmap for ethanol blending in India 2020-25' released on 5 June (World Environment Day) by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The government expects oil marketing companies such as Indian Oil Corp (IOC) and ...
The government, based on the National Biofuel Program, established the mandatory use of all gasoline sold in Costa Rica with a blend of around 7.5% ethanol, starting in October 2008. The implementation phase follows a two-year trial that took place in the provinces of Guanacaste and Puntarenas .