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![]() Price Spread6 months 1 year 2 years 3 years 4 years 5 years Aug 2010 Price Spread Leaders.September 2010 E85 Price Forecast:National Average Price Spread for September should be around the 19% range . Ethanol as E85 is the only Alternative fuel where Americans in over 1659 Cities actually have a CHOICE at the pump. E85 ethanol competing against gasoline brings competition lowering fuel costs for all Americans E85 Flex Fuel vehicles (gas or ethanol) adds ZERO to the sticker price. It cost the Auto Industry less than $150 to make any vehicle coming off the line capable of running on e85. There are roughly 9 Million Flex fuel vehicles already on the roads and GM /Ford/Chrysler have pledged that at least 50% of their production will be flex fuel capable by 2011/2012. Click here To comment. E85Prices.com supports Growth Energies Fueling Freedom Plan which would redirect some of the current "Blenders Credit" that pays the Oil Companies to blend ethanol as an additive with gasoline to make E10 over to adding 200,000 blender pumps (blender pump has one tank
ethanol/one tank gasoline and the consumer can then select whatever ethanol blend that works best for them E10 , E20, E30, E40 E50 or E85 )around the Nation ... allowing the Consumers actual Choice at the Pump.
The Fueling Freedom Plan The Fueling Freedom Plan calls for eliminating government support for ethanol over time in exchange for a level playing field. The plan would redirect a portion of the existing value of the VEETC to support for building out the infrastructure of distributing ethanol. The primary elements of the plan include: Funds currently going to VEETC (the incentive for oil companies to blend ethanol) would be redirected to provide backing for the build out the distribution infrastructure for ethanol – such as tax credits for retailers to install 200,000 blender pumps and federal backing of ethanol pipelines. This will provide Americans the access to choose ethanol in an open and free market, and would allow for the elimination of the tax supports over time in exchange for that level playing field. Require that all automobiles sold in the U.S. be flex-fuel vehicles—as many as 120 million. This requires no additional cost to taxpayers and a minimal cost (about $120 per vehicle) to vehicle manufacturers. Read More at Growth Energy SUPPORT the Fueling Freedom by sending a simple Message to your States Representatives Algenol - Algae Ethanol![]() Algenols prototype production strains can produce ethanol at a rate of 6,000 gallons/acre/year, and are expected to improve to 10,000 gallons/acre/year by the end of 2009. With further refinement, the algae cells have the potential to increase production rates to 20,000 gallons/acre/year in the future. President Barack Obama on E85"Sustainably-produced biofuels can create jobs, protect the environment and help end oil addiction - but only if Americans drive cars that will take such fuels. Barack Obama and Joe Biden will work with Congress and auto companies to ensure that all new vehicles have FFV capability . " Ethanol Production MandatesAuto Insurance |





