To: LizardQueen
Think of the price you pay for cheap whisky or vodka. $5.00 a quart = $20.00 a gallon. But for commercial alcohol lets say the price is $5.00 per gallon. lets say you use a mixture of $1.50 a gallon gas at a ratio of 9 parts to 1 gas/alcohol, you would have $1.35 gas plus $.50 alcohol = 1.85 per gallon, for the mixture.
37 posted on
04/01/2004 2:49:22 PM PST by
rock58seg
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To: rock58seg
Remember that most of the cost of drinking alcohol is taxes. Fuel grade ethanol is running above $1.10 a gallon on the spot market. Most of the ethanol in California would have been contracted for less months ago.
I work in ethanol (for the time being!). The reason that some places experience higher prices with blended gas is that many refineries don't have the facilities to blend ethanol.
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