Selection of Some TEIR's Past Products And Analysis
TEIR provides analysis on all aspects of motor fuel supply options, performance quality, impacts on vehicle emissions, and their economic competitiveness
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"Transportation Motor Fuels of the Future" 2001
Observation: Crude oil will continue to be the low cost and the main energy source of motor fuels into the foreseeable future. -
"Crude oil Replacements as Energy Carriers for Future Motor Fuels" 2004
Observation: CONCAWE Analysis for replacing of Crude oil <> FT Liquids from Nat. Gas are lowest cost of all alternative motor fuels, and Ethanol from sugar beets is the lowest cost alternative motor fuel for reducing fossil CO2 emissions. -
"Transportation Fuel Energy Forecasting" 2005
Observation: North America energy deposits are the largest in the world, and can be an net energy exporter in the future if properly developed. -
"What is the Oil Equivalent Cost of Ethanol Fuel?" 2006
Observation: Ethanol cost derived from cellulose is much higher than ethanol from corn. -
"Gasoline Market Impacts of MTBE PhaseOut" 2006
Observation: Phasing MTBE use out of gasoline supplies will drive up the market cost of Premium octane gasoline price spreads over Regular grade octane gasoline -
"Options and Values for Expanding Ethanol Use in Gasoline" 2007
Observation: Net back values for Ethanol's pathways into motor fuels : ETBE > E10 > E85 -
"International Methanol Fuel Blending Best Practices" 2012
Observation: Methanol can be (and has been) safely and successfully blended in global gasoline supplies - "Global Methanol Fuel Blending in Gasoline" 2014
Observation: Methanol can be economically blended without government subsidies to extend gasoline supplies, and also to reduce dependency on crude oil for motor fuels
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