Living Green - Episode 27 - World's First Commercially Viable Flex-Ethanol Process

The video discusses the launch of a semi-commercial Flex ethanol facility that produces ethanol from various sources like wood, biomass, and waste. The production cost is similar to gasoline, but it significantly reduces emissions by 96%. Flex fuel vehicles compatible with gas and E85 are available from major manufacturers.

What types of materials are used to produce ethanol at the Flex facility?

• Only agricultural waste

• Wood, biomass, and household garbage

• Only construction waste

• Only household garbage

How does the cost of producing ethanol at the Flex facility compare to gasoline?

• It is comparable to gasoline

• It is cheaper than gasoline

• It is more expensive than gasoline

• It is free

By what percentage does the Flex ethanol facility reduce emissions compared to traditional gasoline?

• 75%

• 50%

• 96%

• 100%

Which of the following manufacturers offer Flex fuel vehicles?

• Toyota and Honda

• Chevrolet and Ford

• Tesla and Audi

• Nissan and BMW

What types of fuel can Flex fuel vehicles run on?

• Only gasoline

• Only diesel

• Only E85

• Gasoline, E85, or a combination of both