Can ethanol produced through coal chemical processing be added to gasoline? Thank you
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As the title suggests, many people say that **only ethanol produced from aged grain can be used in gasoline as ethanol-blended fuel**. So, is there any policy support for using coal-based ethanol, which is produced through gasification and synthesis from coal, in gasoline as well as an ethanol-blended fuel? Is coal-based ethanol still not allowed to be added to gasoline? I hope the experts here can give some advice! Thank you! !
It seems that coal-based ethanol contains harmful substances
It’s not about impurities; it’s about policy orientation
Currently, **the policy only allows biomass ethanol to be added to gasoline; coal-based ethanol is not permitted for now**