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Is the Philippine Ethanol Industry Ready for 2011?

Jun 29 2009
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In January 2007, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo  signed into law Republic Act 9367, the  Biofuels Act of 2006. This law mandates a 1% biodiesel blend, immediately, and at least 5% ethanol-gasoline blend, by 2009, in the Philippine market. The said blends will eventually increase two years after the law’s effectivity which, in the case of bioethanol, means a blend rate of at least 10% for all gasoline by February 2011.

Seaoil Extreme 97

Jul 02 2009
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“Extreme Times Call for Extreme Measures”

This tagline says it all for Seaoil’s newest baby: Extreme 97. This sets a new standard for gasoline products in the Philippines. Extreme 97 recognizes and addresses the need of motorists for high-quality fuel that delivers utmost performance, does not contribute to the degradation of the environment, and is cheaper compared to the other gasoline products in the market today.

Tank Storage Asia Expo & Conference on 19-20 November 2009

Jun 30 2009
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Building on the success of previous StocExpo events, market leading Tank Storage magazine is pleased to announce Tank Storage Asia expo & conference on 19-20 November 2009 at the Suntec Centre, Singapore.

Does E10 Have a Shelf Life?

Jun 29 2009
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A couple of websites and articles have already published that ethanol-blended gasoline has shorter “life span” or shelf life than regular gasoline. Motorists have been advised to replace the gas in their fuel tank every 2 to 3 weeks because the shelf life of E10 gasoline is  only around three months (90 to 100 days) given ideal environmental conditions.

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Did You Know?

Ethanol's Nature Changes as It Leaves Distillery

Image from:http://bbs.cnnas.com/www/attachments/2008/01/424_200801261635251.thumb.jpgA reason why ethanol is denatured before it leaves the distillery:
Ethanol and nitric acid could be used to produce explosive liquid substances.  Nitrous oxide and ethanol when combined can produce fuel for propulsion engines for space travel.

 
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