alt.energy.renewable

On Apr 7, 9:55=A0am, Fran wrote:
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> > To Fran, Rob Dekker, and forum
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> > According to US ratings (EPA) it appears that as implemented in the
> > US, 85% ethanol results in about 25% to 33% loss in fuel economy.
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> The important phrase being "as implemented in the US"
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I have not been following ethanol that closely out side of the US.

Is 100% ethanol in common practice in some other countries?

Does 100% ethanol (or some other ratio) demonstrate fuel economies on
a per liter basis (when used in a production engine designed for that
fuel) comparable to a similar size/power gasoline/petrol engine?