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Non-Tech : $2 or higher gas - Can ethanol make a comeback? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Ish who wrote (60)	10/16/2004 6:43:10 PM
From: richardred	Respond to of 2801

I haven't looked into fuel injection technology yet. Rochester used to have Delco products in Rochester to supply carbs. for GM. The French company Valeo owns it now.

To: Ish who wrote (60)	10/21/2004 6:47:54 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 2801

Sugar-powered plane unveiled October 21, 2004 BRAZILIAN aircraft manufacturer Embraer today unveiled the world's first mass-produced commercial aircraft that runs on sugar cane ethanol fuel. The Ipanema aircraft is designed to take advantage of Brazil's supplies of the fuel, which is cheaper, burns more cleanly and is more efficient than fuels refined from crude oil, company officials said. Brazil is also a major producer of ethanol fuel, extracted from sugar cane. Satoshi Yokota, a top Embraer official, said operating the plane on ethanol was three to four times cheaper than using airplane fuel. The Ipanema is designed mainly as a crop duster. Embraer is the world's fourth largest manufacturer of commercial airplanes. Agence France-Presse news.com.au