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E10 Unleaded: You make a choice every time you fill up. Make the right choice for Kansas

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Kansas Fuel Retailers & Drivers Pick Ethanol
On July 1, 2005, the law requiring labeling of fuel containing up to 10 percent ethanol was repealed. This gave fuel retailers new flexibility to consider ethanol, a fuel additive that increases octane, burns cleaner and is good for engines. Sales of ethanol-blended fuels skyrocketed in late 2005. More and more retailers are finding ethanol-blended fuels are a good match for their operations. Figures from the Kansas Department of Revenue show the dramatic increase in E10 Unleaded sales from July through October.

 

Comparison of E10 Gallons Sold in Kansas July-December

  2005 2006 % Increase

July

2,941,000

21,391,000

727%

August

2,801,000

21,902,000

782%

September

2,966,000

16,826,000

567%

October

1,498,000

16,085,000

1074%

November

3,123,000

14,526,000

465%

December

3,396,000

19,992,000

589%

Information from the Kansas Department of Revenue, P/R Motor Fuel Activity Report

 

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As Kansans, we’ve gotten pretty good at solving problems and improving our lot. It’s our nature. And the rest of the nation looks up to us for it.

Take E-10 Unleaded with Ethanol--made right here in Kansas--for example. E-10 Unleaded is a homegrown gasoline that’s good for your engine, your economy and your environment.

Just by filling up with E-10 Unleaded, we help ourselves and our state in many, many ways. For someone who lives in Kansas, that makes a lot of sense.
 


THE BENEFITS OF E10 UNLEADED
ARE CLEAR

Cleaner air: The use of E-10 Unleaded reduces toxic emissions in engine exhaust--helping keep Kansas’ air clean.

 

Higher octane: The ethanol in E-10 Unleaded adds two to three points of octane to ordinary unleaded gasoline--helping improve engine performance.

 

Every major automaker in the world approves its use: From Chrysler to Volvo, every car maker says E-10 Unleaded is a good fuel choice—and many recommend its use for its clean air benefits.

 

Cleaner fuel injectors: E-10 Unleaded helps prevent the build-up of power-robbing deposits in fuel injection systems—keeping important engine parts cleaner.

 

Kansas-made product: The ethanol in E-10 Unleaded is made right here in Kansas from Kansas corn and grain sorghum—helping Kansas agriculture and boosting our economy.

 

Reduced dependence on foreign oil: Since E-10 Unleaded is made with renewable resources we grow right here, we help reduce our reliance on foreign oil.

 

Prevents gas line freeze up: The ethanol in E-10 Unleaded suspends moisture in your fuel system—eliminating the need for gas tank additives in cold weather.


GET WITH IT for Your Car

E-10 Unleaded with Ethanol is approved under warranty guidelines by every major automaker in the world. And every domestic automobile manufacturer recommends oxygenated fuels—including E-10 Unleaded with Ethanol.

GET WITH IT for the Environment
E-10 Unleaded with Ethanol reduces emissions of carbon monoxide and other toxins that pollute the air--and helps offset greenhouse gas emissions caused by burning fossil fuels.

GET WITH IT for the Kansas Economy
The ethanol industry in Kansas employs hundreds of people and generates hundreds of other jobs in added industries. The prospects for growth are great.

GET WITH IT for Kansas Agriculture
Ethanol is a huge market for Kansas grain—using over 45 million bushels of sorghum and corn each year. That number continues to grow—that means a growing market for the millions of bushels of corn and grain sorghum that Kansas farmers produce annually.

GET WITH IT for America’s Energy Future
Ethanol production today reduces the demand for imported oil by more than 90,000 barrels per day—and that’s just the beginning.