 The Renewable Fuels Foundation is hosting its last of five webinars tomorrow (Thursday, September 29, 2016) focused on ethanol’s unqiue octane properties, its importance as a blend component in today’s gasoline supply, and its potential role as the low-carbon octane source of choice in future fuels.
The Renewable Fuels Foundation is hosting its last of five webinars tomorrow (Thursday, September 29, 2016) focused on ethanol’s unqiue octane properties, its importance as a blend component in today’s gasoline supply, and its potential role as the low-carbon octane source of choice in future fuels.
The fifth webinar will focus on the economics of high octane fuels, specifically the refining economics of producing BOBs for high-octane, mid-level ethanol blends and issues in making the transition to a higher octane gasoline pool.
The webinar, which is being conducted by MathPro, Inc., a firm specializing in technical and economic analysis of the petroleum refining sector, will be held from 11:00 am – noon CT and is free for RFA members and non members can attend for a fee. To reserve your spot, please contact Missy Ruff at 202-446-1944.
Karen Anderson-Schank of RFA member company CHS has said these webinars “present an excellent opportunity to learn more about the tremendous octane benefits provided by ethanol … After participating in the first webinar, I would strongly recommend this series to colleagues in the industry.”
More information on all five webinars is available here.

