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 will the Flex ethanol facility use to produce ethanol?

What are some examples of waste materials that can be used in ethanol production?

How does the cost of producing ethanol compare to producing gas?

What is the percentage reduction in emissions when using the Flex ethanol facility?

Which car manufacturers offer Flex fuel vehicles?