Posted by MarkB_MI on October 11, 2013 at 02:59:39 from (75.219.145.198):
In Reply to: Re: New Gasoline posted by John in La on October 10, 2013 at 20:00:04:
John, I did read the relevant part, Title II Section 202. It specifies the TOTAL amount of "renewable" fuel that must be produced. But as I read it, it doesn't prohibit the sale of ethanol-free gasoline. If it did, then every station which claims to sell ethanol-free fuel would be potentially in violation of federal law. (I say "potentially", because most just slap a "contains no ethanol" label on the pump and sell E10 as ethanol-free.)
Now of course the practical effect of this act is to significantly reduce the availability of ethanol-free gas. But there's no federal law that says a gas station can't sell ethanol-free fuel. And if there is enough demand for it to command a stiff price premium (say 50 percent above premium unleaded E10), I imagine gasoline distributors will find a way to deliver it. But most people don't really care, and if they do care they don't care enough to actually test to see what they're getting.
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