Ethanol (biofuel)
Ethanol is a renewable biofuel produced primarily from sugarcane, corn, and other biomass feedstocks. It is used as a clean-burning fuel additive, octane enhancer, and standalone fuel for flex-fuel vehicles, contributing to reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
Key Features:
- Renewable Energy Source: Derived from sustainable agricultural feedstocks.
- Higher Octane Rating: Improves engine performance and reduces knocking.
- Lower Carbon Emissions: Reduces lifecycle CO2 emissions compared to gasoline.
- Versatile Applications: Used as fuel, industrial solvent, and beverage alcohol base.
Specifications
1. Product Details:
- Source: Sourced from Brazil, USA, India, and European Union.
- Feedstocks: Sugarcane (Brazil), Corn (USA), Wheat, Cellulosic Biomass.
2. Specifications (Anhydrous Ethanol):
- Purity: 99.5% minimum
- Water Content: <0.5%
- Octane Rating (R+M/2): 100-105
- Denaturants: Added for fuel use as required by regulations.
3. Storage & Handling:
- Storage: Stainless steel or coated tanks, away from ignition sources.
- Shelf Life: 6-12 months when stored properly to prevent moisture absorption.
- High Nutritional Value
- Certified Organic Sources
- No Chemicals & Pesticides
- Worldwide Shipping
- Money back guarantee
- 24/7 Customer Support
