Henry Ford predicts ethanol as a motor fuel of the future: “…The fuel of the future will be made from wild fruits, growing around the road, or from apples, weeds, sawdust – almost everything…”
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In 2004 the world produced 420 million hectoliters of ethanol, 65% of them are used for biofuels / bioethanol /. Ethanol can be mixed with gasoline without further heat treatment.
- biological renewable energy source
- better results by higher octane and more effective engine operation
- reduction of emissions
- preservation of the ozone layer
- no toxic components
- sulfur-free
- waste free production