Articles about Alternative-Fuel

BioFuels, The Answer to High Fuel Prices

Biofuels, simply put, are fuels that are derived from agricultural products. Biofuels are a renewable source of energy that can be used in many applications, from fueling your vehicle, to generating electricity and heating your home.

by Rodrigo Pocius

Ethanol for the Tank, Lower Prices at the Pump

Ethanol fuel is already here. Ethanol provides a viable alternative to rising Gasoline prices. In the U.S., ethanol is currently mixed with the Gasoline at the pump, offering higher octane value and a renewable supplement to Gas.

by Rodrigo Pocius

Algae Biodiesel the Fuel of the Future

Algae biodiesel has the potential to greatly reduce or even eliminate our dependence on oil. Consumers can even make their own algae biodiesel at home and take control of their energy needs.

by Ron Subs

Does Fuel Boost Make Alternative Fuel Cleaner?

If you are interested in learning about alternative fuels such as BioDiesel you need to read this.

by Daniel Millions

How Much Viable Is Bio Fuel

Amid the much hype being created about this alternative fuel, sceptics are asking if it will be promoted at the cost of edible oils.

by Alisha Dhamani

E85 Biofuel Myth Or Magic

E85 has been classified as an alternate fuel by the US Department of Energy to be used in your Flex Fuel Vehicle Flex Fuel Vehicles (FFV) can run on normal gasoline or E85 Ethanol

by Tony R.

Water As Fuel For Cars - How To Make Water Fueled Car At Your Home?

The concept of running water as fuel for cars has been something scientists and researchers have been attempting for quite some time With the high fuel prices as well as the pollution being an ever-increasing concern, the idea of water grows in the minds of these scientists and researchers

by Dr.Eswararamanan VR

Biofuels: Today’s Realities, Tomorrow’s Promise

Most of today’s biofuels industry is based on fairly well-understood technology, but there is no doubt that technological innovation will drive the next wave of advancement in the industry.

by Daniel Yergin

The Alternatives To Gasoline

I’m sure if you’re like me, you hate to pull up to the gas pump and see the awful prices at the pump Honestly, who wants to pay over four dollars a gallon to drive places

by Tom Tessin

Biofuels - What Can You Do?

One of the best things about biomass is that everyone makes their own literally and everyone can potentially put it to greater use.

by Kevin Rockwell

Biodiesel - The Facts On What Is Going On

Any fuel made to drive a diesel engine is called diesel fuel. Most people are familiar with petrodiesel, and don’t even bother to add the prefix. But advances in physical and chemical biomass conversion and processing have made the term biodiesel a term that may not yet be commonplace but has probably been heard by most adults in developed nations.

by Kevin Rockwell

Biofuels - Stay On Top Of The Coming Trends

Biofuels are an important part of the energy equation for the coming years. Get educated on how they work and what is being developed.

by Kevin Rockwell

7 Tips On Saving Fuel

Oil price is soaring and it certainly looks like it will not be staying at a constant price for long I remembered last year around June, the price per litre of Shell 98 was around $1

by Boon Kiat Chua

Hydrogen Is The Free Fuel They Don’t Want You To Know About

Learn about how efficient Hydrogen as a fuel source for you auto can be and how great it is for the environment.

by Michael Littles

Water For Fuel? This Must Be A Scam!

Understanding if the concept of Hydrogen fuel to run your auto is real and what are the realistic expectations you should have.

by Michael Littles

Auto-Makers Say Hydrogen Is The Fuel Of The Future - They’re Wrong!

A very good explanation of why we don’t have to wait on the auto-makers’ versions of Hydrogen run cars and trucks.

by Michael Littles

Burning Salt Water For Fuel | Is It Possible?

Is it possible that the answer to our fuel concerns is all around us?

by Jeremy Baldwin

Electricity Is Not Always The Best Home Fuel Option

When most people think of fuel for home furnaces, electricity immediately comes to mind. But there may very well be cases where electric is not the best option for fueling home furnaces.

by Kenneth Scott

A Look At Some Of The More Promising Alternative Fuels

With so many countries cutting back on energy use, there are many governments looking for alternative sources of fuel, especially with the rapidly climbing gas prices. The US is working harder than ever to get other sources of power onto the market.

by Gregg Hall

Can Fuelboost Diesel Additive Help You Go Green?

While many people view going “green,” as a politically correct thing to do in this day and age, when it comes to fuel be it gasoline or diesel there are limited supplies and seemingly unlimited demand This means that finding alternatives to traditional forms of fuel is a wise decision for many automobile owners as well as those who decide to supplement their current fuel or diesel, if the case may be, consumption by incorporating the regular use of a fuel additive in order to keep vehicles running smoothly along the way while stretching the gas (or diesel) mileage even further

by Ron Petracek

Boosting Your Biodiesel Efficiency

If you own a tractor, truck or a boat you are probably a bit bemused by the phenomena of biodiesel being a “new thing” when it comes to extending mileage, lubricity or reducing pollution The truth is that using biodiesel as an additive to boost the lubricity of an engine and solve combustion issues is not new at all

by Ron Petracek

The Advantages Of Using Biodiesel Blends

Biodiesel blends are becoming more essential to the every day operation of farm vehicles and machinery, trucks, buses and boats both big and small This is because there are a slew of advantages to using one of the designer fuel biodiesel fuel blends on the market

by Ron Petracek

The Environmental Benefits Of Using Fuel Cleaning Blends

When you make a decision to use a biodiesel blend in your vehicles and machinery that run on gasoline or regular diesel fuels such as Diesel No 1 or 2, you are being proactive about the environment

by Ron Petracek

On The Horizon: Future Fuels

Between elevated gasoline prices (which show every indication of staying that way) and the current concern about the environmental impacts of vehicle emissions, you’ve probably been hearing a lot of discussion about the use of "alternative fuels" It sounds like a good idea, you think

by Levi Quinn

How Biofuels Are Moving Into Top Status As An Alternative Fuel Source

Biofuels are made by taking matter and making it into fuel. I recently was watching dirty jobs on the discovery channel and saw an Isuzu pick up truck running on bio diesel. Now I thought to myself how in the world and what is bio diesel.

by Gregg Hall

What Are Alternative Fuels And How Do They Effect Our Enviroment?

Right now in the United States, there is a huge push for people to use alternative fuels as opposed to gasoline.

by Dwayne Garrett

Just What Are Thee Flexi-fuel Logos I Am Seeing On Brand New Cars

You may have well noticed logos on new cars and trucks of “Flexifuel” or “Flexi-fuel” You may have well wondered what this innovation is

by Billie A. Dufferin

Bio Diesel Fuel - An Energy Source Now and for the Future

Bio Diesel fuel is a diesel equivalent, processed fuel derived from biological sources, such as vegetable oils, which can be used in unmodified diesel engine vehicles. It can also be used as a heating fuel in domestic and commercial boilers.

by Andrew Bicknell

Brazil Ethanol Market - Part 1

For over three decades, Brazil has been a global leader in the production and use of sugarcane based ethanol or ethyl alcohol, a fuel additive that has reduces country’s petroleum consumption.

by Denise Palmer

Texas Considers Alternative Fuels In The Face of Oil Prices: A Run-Down of Choices

The dramatic rise in oil prices over the past few years has generated a lot of attention for alternative fuels and alternatively powered vehicles. Environmentalists hail it as the beginning of a revolution and a natural consequence of using non-renewable resources with abandon.

by Pat Carpenter

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