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REA's question of the week: Why Isn't Butanol More Prevalent?

Renewable Energy Access posts a weekly question for alternative energy promoter Scott Sklar to answer. This week, Sklar answers a looks at why butanol, with its high energy content, isn't more prevalent on the biofuel scene. Sklar responds that it is true that butanol's BTU content rivals that of gasoline and that it is less evaporative than either ethanol or gasoline. But, with low yields from biomass and little effort put into promoting the fuel, the market for butanol as a fuel remains quite tiny. Also, most of the butanol used today is made ... Read more →

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REA's question of the week: Why Isn't Butanol More Prevalent?

REA's question of the week: Why Isn't Butanol More Prevalent? 3 years ago on Autoblog Green

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