If 10% of Nebraskans fueled up their non-flex fuel vehicles with 30% ethanol, CO2 emissions would decrease by 64,000 tons per year. This is according to results of a year-long University of Nebraska study, Redefining Renewable Fuels, released in February.
Nebraska study confirms E30 safe for non-flex fuel vehicles
A year-long University of Nebraska study found that non-flex fuel vehicles are able to adapt to the higher oxygen content of E30 and there was no effect on vehicle performance.
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