What Is E85 and Who Can Use It?
E85 is a high-ethanol fuel blend designed for flex-fuel vehicles. Learn what makes it different from regular gasoline, which vehicles are compatible, and why more stations are adding it to their forecourt.
Education & Resources
From flex fuel basics to industry regulations — we've put together the resources to help distributors and station operators make informed decisions.
Guides & explainers
E85 is a high-ethanol fuel blend designed for flex-fuel vehicles. Learn what makes it different from regular gasoline, which vehicles are compatible, and why more stations are adding it to their forecourt.
Not all biodiesel is the same. This guide breaks down the most common blend levels, their performance characteristics, and which applications each blend is best suited for.
The EPA's Renewable Fuel Standard mandates the blending of renewable fuels into the U.S. fuel supply. Here's a plain-language breakdown of what it means for fuel distributors and blenders.
Flex-fuel vehicles (FFVs) can run on gasoline, E85, or any blend in between. We explain the technology behind FFVs, how their sensors adapt to fuel composition, and why they're growing in popularity.
How much do renewable fuels actually reduce greenhouse gas emissions? We break down the lifecycle emissions data for E85 and biodiesel compared to conventional petroleum fuels.
Thinking about offering E85 at your station? This guide covers equipment requirements, signage regulations, customer education, and how to evaluate whether E85 makes financial sense for your location.
Common questions
Our team is happy to walk you through anything — from product specs to supply logistics. Reach out and we'll get back to you promptly.