claim: ethanol reduced gas prices by 89 cents per gallon in 2010, and if ethanol disappeared, gas prices could rise by as much as 92 percent.
author: renewable fuels association
evidence_1: jul 1, 2011 ... "ethanol reduced gas prices by 89 cents per gallon in 2010," says one ad. " ethanol reduced the average american's household gasoline bill by more than  $800. if ethanol disappeared, gas prices could rise by as much as 92 percent."  the ad blitz is timed to the latest round in the debate about federal ...
evidence_2: jul 12, 2012 ... dramatic increase was spurred by recent policy initiatives such as the renewable  fuel. standard and ..... hayes regression results are true—ethanol production  decreased gasoline prices by 89 cents per gallon in 2010. eliminating all ethanol  would have increased the average crack spread from 39 cents ...
evidence_3: additionally, transport may be unneeded anyway, because grasses or trees can  grow almost anywhere temperate. this is why commercially practical cellulosic  ethanol is widely viewed as a next level of development for the biofuel industry  that could reduce demand for oil and gas drilling and even nuclear power in  ways ...
evidence_4: feb 3, 2016 ... regular gas averaged just $1.86 per gallon on jan. 25 — a price we haven't  seen since january 2009, according to the energy information administration.  premium gas, however, averaged $2.34 per gallon. that's a whopping 48 cents  more. fill that luxury suv with 18 gallons a few times a month, and the ...
evidence_5: oct 30, 2013 ... the check engine light is a commonly misunderstood piece of equipment on a  car. the light comes on and the driver freaks out, thinking the vehicle is about to  blow up. if you understand what it's supposed to do, you also can anticipate what  kinds of things unexpectedly cause it to come on and what you ...