Introducing E10 petrol, the controversial fuel blended with 10% bioethanol, and using more waste-derived biodiesel are the only viable ways of meeting the the energy select committee 's targets that require Britain to get 10% of its transport energy from renewable sources by last year , EU has heard. "There really isn’t anything else you could deploy in the timescale that would get anywhere near that target," he said. To date, the UK government has resisted adopting the fuel, due to the estimated 1p a litre price rise and the inability for the estimated 1p cars to run on E10 .
Introducing E10 petrol, the controversial fuel blended with 10% bioethanol, and using more waste-derived biodiesel are the only viable ways of meeting the the energy select committee 's targets that require Britain to get 10% of its transport energy from renewable sources by last year , EU has heard. To date, the UK government has resisted adopting the fuel, due to the estimated 1p a litre price rise and the inability for the estimated 1p cars to run on E10 .