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Alternative Fuels?
From Christine & Scott Gable,
Sorting through the wealth of information about alternative fuels certainly can be intimidating.
If you've ever really wondered what your choices are beyond gasoline, here's a great place to
find answers.
Biodiesel
Biodiesel is a popular alternative fuel. There are millions of diesel vehicles already on the roads all set for
a tankful of this fuel. Made from new or waste vegetable oil or animal fats, biodiesel is a
domestically-grown and produced fuel that can be mixed with petroleum diesel fuel to help cut
emissions and particulates.
Electricity
Tap the power of the electron. Whether that electricity is generated from sunlight, wind or even
nuclear, those electrons can provide a cleaner, greener source of transportation, from hybrids (think
full, mild and plug-ins) to fuel cells and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs).
Yep, electricity is an easy to make and readily available alternative fuel.
Ethanol
E85. It's poppin' up on fuel pumps all around the world. After all, ethanol is the fuel that flexes with
gasoline in millions of flex-fuel vehicles that can fill up on E85 and/or gasoline in any percentage.
Domestically produced from grain or biomass, ethanol holds promise for helping to meet cleaner
transportation needs of the future.
Hydrogen
Hydrogen, it's the first element on the periodic table and is thought to make up 90 percent of the atoms
of the world. Think of the rain, the snow, the oceans, the basis of life on this planet. Hydrogen as an
alternative fuel holds immense potential to provide cleaner power--from fuel cells to powering internal
combustion engines, hydrogen is well on its way to becoming the smarter, greener future of alternative
fuels.
Natural Gas
Natural gas, sometimes called methane, doesn't just come from cows. Here's a clean and inexpensive
alternative to gasoline that is a by-product from oil drilling. It's also harvested from natural gas
fields--even landfills are a hidden bonus source of methane. Natural gas powered vehicles are produced
by some manufacturers and conversions may also be made to gasoline-powered engines. Natural gas is
a super choice for clean, efficient motoring.
Propane
Propane is a fuel that burns so cleanly it's often used for forklifts and other engine-powered equipment
inside buildings. While it shares the same characteristics of natural gas, propane is manufactured, not
naturally occurring. If you think propane is limited to cooking and space heating, think again. You just
might be able to tap into the alternative fuel revolution with this popular fleet fuel.
Ref: http://alternativefuels.about.com/od/alternativefuels101/a/altfuelanswers.htm
From Christine & Scott Gable,
Sorting through the wealth of information about alternative fuels certainly can be intimidating.
If you've ever really wondered what your choices are beyond gasoline, here's a great place to
find answers.
Biodiesel
Biodiesel is a popular alternative fuel. There are millions of diesel vehicles already on the roads all set for
a tankful of this fuel. Made from new or waste vegetable oil or animal fats, biodiesel is a
domestically-grown and produced fuel that can be mixed with petroleum diesel fuel to help cut
emissions and particulates.
Electricity
Tap the power of the electron. Whether that electricity is generated from sunlight, wind or even
nuclear, those electrons can provide a cleaner, greener source of transportation, from hybrids (think
full, mild and plug-ins) to fuel cells and neighborhood electric vehicles (NEVs).
Yep, electricity is an easy to make and readily available alternative fuel.
Ethanol
E85. It's poppin' up on fuel pumps all around the world. After all, ethanol is the fuel that flexes with
gasoline in millions of flex-fuel vehicles that can fill up on E85 and/or gasoline in any percentage.
Domestically produced from grain or biomass, ethanol holds promise for helping to meet cleaner
transportation needs of the future.
Hydrogen
Hydrogen, it's the first element on the periodic table and is thought to make up 90 percent of the atoms
of the world. Think of the rain, the snow, the oceans, the basis of life on this planet. Hydrogen as an
alternative fuel holds immense potential to provide cleaner power--from fuel cells to powering internal
combustion engines, hydrogen is well on its way to becoming the smarter, greener future of alternative
fuels.
Natural Gas
Natural gas, sometimes called methane, doesn't just come from cows. Here's a clean and inexpensive
alternative to gasoline that is a by-product from oil drilling. It's also harvested from natural gas
fields--even landfills are a hidden bonus source of methane. Natural gas powered vehicles are produced
by some manufacturers and conversions may also be made to gasoline-powered engines. Natural gas is
a super choice for clean, efficient motoring.
Propane
Propane is a fuel that burns so cleanly it's often used for forklifts and other engine-powered equipment
inside buildings. While it shares the same characteristics of natural gas, propane is manufactured, not
naturally occurring. If you think propane is limited to cooking and space heating, think again. You just
might be able to tap into the alternative fuel revolution with this popular fleet fuel.
Ref: http://alternativefuels.about.com/od/alternativefuels101/a/altfuelanswers.htm
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