Still unexplored are the long-term potential consequences of an increased ethanol meld in gasoline on vehicle engine performance, fuel efficiency and emissions
WASHINGTON, July 22 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AAA, the polity's largest automobile club, is calling for the Environmental Barrier Agency (EPA) to reject a petition that would increase the permissible peace of ethanol blended in gasoline to 15 percent, or E15, from the currently allowed 10 percent, commonly known as E10.
"While AAA supports the integration of possibility fuels into the nation's fuel supply, additional data is needed on the capacity impact associated with the use of E15 gasoline over time on the country's instrument fleet," said AAA Vice President of Public Affairs Kathleen Marvaso. "Therefore, AAA is opposed to increasing the ethanol volume in gasoline to 15 percent without unbiased, objective inspection first proving that E15 will not damage engine systems and component parts, compromise instrument performance and fuel efficiency, or increase vehicle emissions."
Source: PR Newswire (press release)
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