Ethanol
is today’s green energy
Greener, cleaner ethanol
Ethanol is a renewable biofuel made from locally grown Tennessee corn that’s climate-friendly, wallet-friendly and reduces our dependence on foreign oil.
Did you know you most likely already use corn-based ethanol in your vehicle?
E10 contains 10% ethanol and 90% regular gasoline. We typically just think about this fuel as traditional gasoline.
Unleaded 88, also known as E15, contains 15% ethanol and is typically marked with a blue handle at the pump. Any car model 2001 or newer can use E15. Flex-fuel vehicles can run on higher blends of ethanol, like E85. E85 pumps are usually labeled at gas stations with yellow nozzles.
Choosing higher ethanol blends at the pump provides a greener and cleaner environment.
Corn ethanol is …
Climate friendly
Corn ethanol is a renewable biofuel, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 43%.
Wallet friendly
Corn ethanol is budget friendly, giving you big savings at the pump.
Locally grown
Corn ethanol is made from locally grown Tennessee corn, reducing our dependence on foreign oil.
What is ethanol?
Ethanol is a renewable, plant-based biofuel.
Ethanol is made in the United States from harvested field corn — unlike the sweet corn you enjoy fresh off the cob, canned or frozen.
Ethanol has a higher octane rating than regular unleaded fuel. It burns cleaner, improving air quality — all while being safe for your vehicle. Ethanol is proven on over 20 billion road miles and is approved for use in all model year 2001 and newer vehicles.
Where can I find E15 near me?
Fine E15 at a station near you and reach for the blue handle.
