California drivers could save $461 million annually by 2035 if the statemaintains a constant population of vehicles refilling with E85. Analysis fromthe Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) indicates the resulting yearlygreenhouse gas benefit from that fleet would be a reduction of three millionmetric tons of carbon dioxide. Collectively, consumers choosing E85 rather than gasoline would recordbillions… Continue reading Study: FFVs, E85 Significantly Reduce Fuel Costs and Carbon Emissions
Study: FFVs, E85 Significantly Reduce Fuel Costs and Carbon Emissions
