'ethanol' is a correct and standard word in written English.
You can use it to refer to the chemical compound that is a colorless, flammable liquid, and can be used as an alternative to gasoline. Example sentence: "The effects of using ethanol as a fuel alternative have been studied extensively."
Brazil could also double its ethanol production by 2020 just by providing clear policies for the sector while reviewing its current policy of gasoline subsidies.
A Sofala Province-based plant transforms the products into ethanol, which is sold on the local market along with adapted cooking stoves also produced by the company.
MM Idea: Refining locally sourced cassava into ethanol fuel to provide cleaner cooking fuel.
Aside from skenan, or alongside it, these young people, and older raddled boozers, drink Viking-strength lagers which smell even from a distance like pure ethanol.
Iogen, a Canadian firm pioneering this technology, says America produces enough agricultural waste to put 10% ethanol into every petrol tank in the country.
Brazil has a huge market for ethanol made from domestic sugar cane.
When then-candidate John McCain told Iowans a simple fact ethanol is a crummy fuel the state's voters shunned him.But until yesterday, the ethanol lobby was rather grumpy.
Opponents argue that ethanol has serious problems it is difficult to transport (it corrodes oil pipes), risky to use (misfuelling in older cars is inevitable) and requires lots of energy and land to produce.Growth Energy called the EPA's decision an "important first step".
Along with three other ethanol lobbies, according to The Hill, it is drafting a blueprint for the next stages of ethanol expansion.
However, the next generation of "cellulosic" ethanol promises to be much greener.
Growth Energy, an ethanol lobby, waged an aggressive television campaign touting the fuel's merits (calling ethanol "America's sensible fuel", "peace fuel", etc).Their efforts paid off, as usual.
