Doubling the Bioethanol Content in Mainstream Gasoline
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Three German members of the European Parliament have formally appealed to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to expedite the approval of the new E20 fuel standard. According to a report in the German newspaper Bild, the initiators, Peter Liese, Jens Gieseke and Norbert Lins from the Christian Democratic Union, are pushing for a legislative change that would allow a doubling of the bioethanol content in mainstream gasoline. The ma…
The EU Commission is examining whether petrol may contain up to 20 percent bioethanol in the future. Drivers could benefit – but E20 does not only have advantages.
Up to 20 percent ethanol in petrol: The road for E20 is being discussed in Brussels. Proponents hope for cheaper fuel – but for drivers, price advantages and vehicle compatibility are still open.
Three members of the European Parliament from the German HDZ called on the European Commission to allow the use of ethanol-containing petrol to 20 per cent, thus hoping to reduce the price of gas stations, as reported by Bild with reference to a letter from politicians to the President of the EC, Ursula von der Lien.
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