Fuel Stations Will Soon Start Pushing More Ethanol (opens in new tab)

Last month, the Environmental Protection Agency decided to allow higher ethanol content in summer fuel blends in an effort to lower fuel prices. On March 25, the EPA formally approved a temporary waiver for the nationwide sale of E15. Several weeks later, the European Commission started to prepare itself to do the same thing for E20. The claimed rationales and specific blends are different, but the results are functionally going to be the same.Europe wants to start selling fuel tha…