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Waste-to-ethanol plant a step closer, Engineers Australia, January 2011, p 16
In Australia, General Motors has formed a company Flex Ethanol to convert 1 Mt of household rubbish into 200 ML of ethanol annually for use in an E85 blend, to be sold by Caltex as Bio E-Flex.
Abstract details
Journal title: Engineers Australia
Keywords: Bioethanol - 1 Surface Transport - 1.8 Bioethanol & other oxygenates
Subjects: Organic Chemistry, Transport, Waste recycling and disposal, Transportation of products, Transport not elsewhere specified, Liquid biofuels, Waste
