Alcohol fuels and ethanol blend use across Canada and beyond
The article outlines alcohol fuel use in Western Canada and abroad, detailing ethanol blends like 10 percent ethanol in Manitoba and 3 percent ethanol plus methanol in other provinces. It discusses production methods, environmental and engine implications, and the future role of ethanol as a petroleum alternative.
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Western
Canada
Mohawk
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Henry Ford
Brazil
France
United States
Germany
Austria
Italy
South Africa
How to save fuel in everyday driving tips
Practical guidelines to cut fuel use include inflating tires to recommended levels and checking pressure twice a month. Keep the engine tuned and share rides. Drive at posted highway speeds, use ventilation instead of open windows, plan routes to avoid jams, and combine trips.
The Car Economy Book offers fuel savings advice
Energy Mines and Resources Canada provides free guidance on cutting fuel use and extending vehicle life. Since 1978 The Car Economy Book offers tips on tire pressure, snow tire use, flow-through ventilation, air conditioning costs, trip planning, ridesharing, and driving habits to save money and reduce wear. A Car Economy Calculator and free copies are available by mail.
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Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
Communications Branch
Boothoo
Ottawa
Ontario
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