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Why Should I Use E85 Ethanol
As people become more aware of the damage that has been done to our planet and to the environment, questions have risen about what to do now to prevent further damage. E85 ethanol is the name that a fuel consisting of 85 percent ethanol and 15 percent gasoline is called by in the United States. It?s less commonly found than E10 ethanol which is 10 percent ethanol and 90 percent gasoline; most likely because vehicles with specially designed engines (called flexible fuel vehicles) are needed to burn E85 ethanol while E10 can be used in most existing vehicles in the U.S.

National Biodiesel Conference Blog Announced
Information from one of the nation's largest growing biofuels conferences is available on-line at blog.biodieselconference.org.

USPS to Deliver Alternative Fuel Vehicle Case Study at eyefortransport's Effective Fuel Management for Fleets Conference
Julie Rios, Executive Director, Energy Initiatives, USPS will present an industry evaluation and report about the lessons learned from managing the largest alternative fuel vehicle fleet in the USA at the Miami Radisson Hotel, February 20-21, 2007.

Facts About Hybrid Cars
There are a number of myths and misrepresentations about hybrid cars but there are also a number of clear facts. Certain hybrid cars produce a significant amount less pollutants than conventional cars although the amount depends on the model. The United States Government offers a number of incentives so that citizens will turn to hybrid cars and these include a valuable tax rebate. The cost of hybrid cars can be high initially but the truth about it is that it is an investment as the parts have warranties that provide free replacements. They keep their value as they are so much in demand. They tend to last longer than conventional gasoline cars and do not require more maintenance than other cars. The facts about hybrid cars technology...

So, You Want To Buy A Biodiesel Car
You?ve had enough of rising gas prices and it?s just about time to trade your old car in anyway. So you?re thinking about getting a biodiesel car, hoping that it will take some of the pressure off your pocketbook. Well, we have good news for you. Not only will a biodiesel vehicle save you money, but it will also help you take better care of the environment ? with 78% lower emissions than a standard vehicle running petroleum-based fuel. But where do you get a biodiesel car, you wonder? Well, hold on to your driver?s license because the good news continues. Any diesel car is already a biodiesel car. Nothing has to be done to the vehicle at all except fill the tank with biodiesel fuel instead of regular diesel.

Unique Fuel Conversion System For Ethanol Power Cars -- Abcesso Technology
From now you don't need to use only gasoline to run your car as there are a lot of different alternative fuels. The choice of alternative fuel sources is larger today than it has ever been before. Take advantage of fuel conversion system and run your cars on ethanol (E85) fuels instead of traditional gasoline.

Where Are All The Hybrid Cars?
When hybrid cars first hit the market, they were touted as the vehicle that was going to take us into the future. Finally, every science fiction writer?s dream had come true ? a fuel-efficient car. Why, then, isn?t a hybrid car in every driver?s garage? The answer to that is simple, and it has to do with human nature.

Fuel Costs For Hybrid Cars
When thinking about buying a new car, fuel costs for hybrid cars should not necessarily be the lone deciding factor. There are many different considerations for determining the benefits of owning a car and insurance, maintenance and reliability are all parts of the equation. Although the higher gas mileage being achieved by many of the new hybrid vehicles, other costs may make the fuel costs for hybrid cars seem insignificant.

Advanced Instruments to Introduce 3320 Micro-Osmometer to Ethanol Producers at 2007 Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo
Advanced Instruments will officially introduce their Model 3320 Micro-Osmometer to ethanol producers in booth #2302 at the 2007 Fuel Ethanol Workshop & Expo, June 26 -29, at America's Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The Advanced® Model 3320 Micro-Osmometer allows ethanol production plant managers to streamline key control processes and dramatically cut the time to determine Dextrose Equivalence of liquefaction samples by eliminating their manual titrations with automated osmometry instrumentation.