Burning ethanol, like burning gasoline, produces carbon dioxide--in fact, burning any sort of carbon-based fuel produces carbon dioxide--so ethanol isn't going to put a stop to global warming.

Perhaps most importantly, as ethanol is an oxygen-rich fuel, it burns considerably cleaner than traditional gasoline. As the rule goes, more oxygen in the mixture allows fuel to burn more ...

Moreover, although burning ethanol and biodiesel releases less carbon than burning petroleum, these biofuels are frequently created and processed in ways that harm the environment and can result ...

LPP Combustion had yet to try it with biofuels, so ethanol was put through the system. Ethanol was the most carbon-neutral possible way of running combined-cycle power plants that would usually ...

South Dakota's governor has signed a bill into law that bans the taking of private property for building carbon dioxide pipelines.

The ethanol industry exploded in the late 2000s ... Many automakers have announced they are shifting away from internal combustion engines. For instance, General Motors set a 2035 target to ...

The bill has been supported by ethanol and petroleum industries ... year-round E15 will provide consumers access to a cleaner burning, cheaper option at the pump, while putting dollars back ...

South Dakota's governor signed a bill into law Thursday that bans the taking of private property for building carbon dioxide pipelines, a blow to a sprawling Midwest pipeline network that ethanol ...

Carbon capture projects are eligible for lucrative federal tax credits intended to encourage cleaner-burning ethanol and potentially result in corn-based ethanol being refined into jet fuel.