Incentives promoting clean cars
Some incentives are more efficient. In Stockholm, exemption from congestion charges has been the most important incentive. This is shown in a new BEST report.
In the BioFuel Region clean car owners are very satisfied with the free parking benefit, especially if the parking permit is valid in several cities.
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FFVs may be more energy efficient with biofuels
Independent and detailed monitoring of 30 FFV cars indicates that fuel consumption is 20 to 30 percent higher when running on E85 (per volume) than on petrol.
This is slightly less than expected and implies that FFV cars use the energy content of E85 more efficiently than they do with petrol.
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FFV holiday now possible
From zero pumps to over a thousand. European countries differ widely when it comes to the supply of E85 fuelling facilities.
BEST News takes a closer look at the situation and helps you plan your FFV trips within Europe.
Links to several on-line E85 maps included.
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EU indicate climate savings with biofuels
Using bioethanol is estimated to save on average between 16 and 71% of greenhouse gas emissions (if produced with no net carbon emissions from land use change).
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