Ethanol Gas Savers

Ethanol by itself is a real gas saver. Whether its gasohol (10-percent ethanol, 90-percent gasoline) or E-85 (85-percent ethanol, 15-percent gasoline) that fact of the matter is at this writing ethanol is cheaper than gasoline and saves gas. When I just checked the E 85 prices website it said that this variety of ethanol is between 17-percent and 37-percent cheaper than gasoline.

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Ethanol Gas Saver

Driving on ethanol in a flex fuel vehicle or gasohol in a standard vehicle saves not only at the pump but on imported oil as well. There has been a lot of controversy about ethanol as a gas saver concerning environmental issues and the upward price of food crops.

With regard to environmental issues it is still clear that ethanol does reduce tailpipe emissions over gasoline. How large the reduction is depends on many factors including what feedstock was used to produce the ethanol, what process and several other factors.

With regard to corn being taken out of the food supply so that farmers can grow fuel instead of food this may not be a clear cut as it seems. In the past, corn for food more often is given to livestock than humans. With the skyrocketing price of gasoline and diesel fuel many believe the high cost of transportation of food is to blame for skyrocketing prices and not the narrowing supply.

No matter which side of the issue you're on, one thing is clear. People are turning to flex-fuel E-85 vehicles in record numbers over the past couple of years. The only thing holding back wide adoption of ethanol as a gas saver is that out of 170,000 stations nationwide only about 1,500 serve ethanol.

Its' simple math. The more stations, the have ethanol, the more of a gas saver it will be.