At the Zarco 66 station in Lawrence, KS a revolution is being fueled. Alongside other blends of gasoline is E15, a ethanol and gasoline mix recently cleared by the EPA for commercial sale. A mix of 15% ethanol and 85% gasoline, E15 jumps above E10 in the race to reach the Renewable Fuel Standard's alternative fuel goals. E15 proponents call it an accomplishment for American energy independence – green industry pros see it otherwise.

Industry has opportunities with E15 despite concerns, OPEI chief says

October 16, 2012

At the Zarco 66 station in Lawrence, KS a revolution is being fueled. Alongside other blends of gasoline is E15, a ethanol and gasoline mix recently cleared by the EPA for commercial sale. A mix of 15% ethanol and 85% gasoline, E15 jumps above E10 in the race to reach the Renewable Fuel Standard’s alternative fuel goals. E15 proponents call it an accomplishment for American energy independence – green industry pros see it otherwise.

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