Whatever environmental benefits an oxygenate requirement in the U.S. had in the early 1990s, they have since "weakened considerably" as a more decisive role is played by improved auto ..
Whatever environmental benefits an oxygenate
requirement in the U.S. had in the early 1990s, they have
since "weakened considerably" as a more decisive role is
played by improved auto emissions technology. So says a new
report from the Petroleum Industry Research Foundation, Inc.
(PIRINC). Here are highlights from the study, which looks
briefly at gasoline supply concerns and then attempts to sort
through the different oxygenate issues.
Over the past two driving seasons supply problems,
especially with reformulated gasoline (RFG), have had major
impacts on prices. Even modest supply shortfalls have caused
price spikes
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