They'd run ethanol or ordinary gasoline.

In Brazil, ethanol has proven to be a reliable fuel for cars.

The process is different from the one implemented in France in Sweden, ethanol is used pure as fuel, whereas in France it is mixed with isobutylene to yield ethyl tertiary butyl ether which is then blended with traditional fuel.

In Sweden, 200 buses and 200 vehicles are working with ethanol as fuel.

That's cellulosic, second generation biofuels from prairie grass.

In Brazil, bioethanol has been used as a commercial liquid fuel for many years.

At that time, ethanol began to be developed as a source of energy and as a clean fuel.

The experience of filling these vehicles tanks is curious. Just before entering a gas station, Brazilian drivers calculate whether conventional gasoline or ethanol is cheaper (bioethanol has 30 less energy content than traditional gasoline), then choose between a gasoline and an ethanol pump.

Who would have thought that the ethanol biofuel miracle would come from a developing country in South America?

At the end of the past century, when heat engines appeared, people were conducting experiments with ethanol derived from beet as fuel.

Ethanol new ways of making ethanol.

Biofuels. Liquid biofuels are renewable transport fuels made from plant materials.

That's 59 billion dollars since 1975 that they didn't ship to the Middle East.

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Renewable energies include biomass for fuel (wood and straw), biogas, biofuel (bioethanol and biodiesel), electricity cogenerated from sugar cane, solar energy, wind energy, thermal hydroelectricity, and fuel cells.

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But to go from cellulose to ethanol is ecologically unintelligent, and I think that we need to be econologically intelligent about the generation of fuels.

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He's the father of the ethanol revolution.

Clean bio fuels, such as ethanol, represent significant exports for Brazil, Jamaica, Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala.

At the July 2003 UNCTAD Expert Meeting, arguments were made for the inclusion of clean fuels such as methanol and ethanol and a broader range of renewable energy goods than the OECD and APEC lists indicate.

Hydrogen or biofuels may be part of the future solution in this area, and ethanol and biodiesel in particular have promising prospects for making a major impact in the coming decade.

The production of bioethanol, the raw materials for which are cereals and sugar beet, is expanding.

The original thought I had this must be ethanol.

Some politicians want to turn corn into ethanol.

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What is bioenergy? Bioenergy is not ethanol.

So, Brazil's ethanol miracle, I'm really afraid, is not enough.

Box 1. Reduction of greenhouse gases through the use of ethanol in Brazil

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Here's corn ethanol. It's smaller.

So, what's happened in Brazil is, they've replaced 40 percent of the gasoline consumed by their automotive fleet with ethanol.

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Bioethanol, which can be made from processing maize, sugar cane and beet, wheat, potatoes and a variety of other starch and sugar crops, is widely used in Brazil, the United States of America and parts of Europe.

It has a higher octane number than gasoline and contains no sulphur, and does not damage catalytic converters.

They get building material for houses, a contract for selling the sugar, so we can produce huge amounts of ethanol and energy locally.

It has a higher octane rating than gasoline and contains no sulphur, and so does not deactivate catalytic converters.

Sugar cane could be used for ethanol production, while coconut oil could serve as a diesel substitute.

(b) Renewable sources of energy, including biomass ethanol, with special emphasis on wind energy

Today, the US turns 40 of its maize output into ethanol to be burned in cars. This has driven up food prices and caused tens of millions of people to starve, while costing more than 17 billion each year in subsidies and causing agricultural deforestation elsewhere in the world, with more total CO2 emissions than the entire savings from the ethanol.

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