The EPA Approved the Sale of a Cheaper Fuel, but Can Your Car Run on It?

The EPA approved the sale of a cheaper fuel, but can your car run on it?

E15, or unleaded 88, is typically cheaper than regular unleaded gasoline, but not all vehicles can accommodate the higher ethanol gas blend.

The EPA Is Allowing a Higher Ethanol Gas Blend in an Effort to Bring Down Fuel Prices

The Environmental Protection Agency is allowing the higher blend of ethanol gas in an effort to lower fuel prices, despite concerns that it could worsen smog.

Are They Diluting Fuel at the Pumps? - Hits 96

Photo by fr0ggy5 on Unsplash Gas prices are soaring… on average, they’re up $1.00 per gallon across the country in the last 30 days alone.  And it might not even be the best-quality gas. There’s a RUMOR on social media that gas is being DILUTED to stretch the supply, and drivers are noticing a drop in gas mileage. A lot of social media posts like this are fake news, but there’s potentially some truth to this one… or at least there COULD be. Last…

Why the Government Is Allowing E15 Gas in 2026

If you’ve been hearing more about E15 gas lately, you’re not alone. The federal government has once again stepped in to allow to this fuel blend to be sold. Continue reading…

Trump EPA to ease restrictions on summer ethanol-blend sales as gas prices soar - Enterprise Media

Tassels emerge from corn in central Iowa on Aug. 4, 2025. (Photo by Cami Koons/Iowa Capital Dispatch) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will allow gas stations to sell a blended fuel containing 15% ethanol into the summer season in an effort to lower gas prices, Administrator Lee Zeldin said Wednesday. The blend, known as E15 is usually barred in many Midwest states over the summer to reduce smog, though the federal government has routine…