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Re: OUTRAGEOUS FUEL PRICES #2
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Posted by Ludwig on May 03, 2005 at 09:55:11 from (198.37.32.202):
In Reply to: Re: OUTRAGEOUS FUEL PRICES #2 posted by paul on May 03, 2005 at 08:54:31:
For years in New England we weren't allowed to have ethanol. How much sense does that make? So for an oxygenator we got stuck with that stinking MTBE which gives you headaches just from smelling it and pollutes the water to totally undrinkable with just a teeny little spill.
Finally we're using ethanol for our oxygenator and supposedly will start getting E10 sometime soon. We need government mandated use of the stuff to come along to increase production which will reduce costs...
I'm not a fan of big government but it is a good way to push new technology like this.
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