Ethanol is an alcohol that is used in gasoline—resulting in a cleaner-burning fuel with higher octane. Ethanol is currently blended into more than 50 percent of the nation’s fuel supply.

Ethanol has been blended in gasoline for decades—and billions of miles have been driven on ethanol-blended fuels.

Ethanol offers a number of benefits to our cars,our environment and our economy.

More than 50 percent of the nation’s gasoline contains ethanol—and most of that is in the form of E-10 Unleaded. In some areas of the nation, ethanol is blended at rate less than 10 percent due to state-specific regulations. (On the other hand, some states are considering increasing the standard blend to 20 percent ethanol.)

The most common blend of ethanol and gasoline in the world is E-10 Unleaded—10 percent ethanol and 90 percent ordinary unleaded gasoline.  Every major automaker in the world approves the use of E-10 Unleaded (10 percent ethanol/90 percent ordinary unleaded gasoline) under warranty. Ethanol adds two to three points of octane to gasoline, helping improve engine performance. Ethanol helps keep fuel injectors clean—and it lowers the levels of toxic exhaust emissions.

Price at the pump

 October 26,2010

Updated Price of Ethanol (E10)

E10

P42.915

P42.25 to P43.25 per Liter

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