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Ethanol
Infrastructure Development
E85 is an alternative fuel
composed of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline. For the past
several years, KyCGA has worked diligently to introduce
fleet managers to vehicles that burn E85 and then help them
develop their fleets and fueling infrastructures. Kentucky
now has more than 1800 flexible fuel vehicles (those which
can run on E85 or gasoline).
Public E85 Refueling
Stations - There are currently 5 public E85 fueling
stations in Kentucky:
Max Fuel Express #6
Corner
of Ft. Campbell Blvd. and Walnut St.
Hopkinsville, KY
270-886-3266
Quick Stop #29
730
Princeton Pike
Madisonville, KY
270.821.8398
Kroger Fueling
Station
4303
Winston Ave.
Latonia, KY (Covington/Kenton Co.)
859-655-0727
Pugh’s J Midway/BP
6801 Cairo Road
Paducah, KY
270-442-4387
Max Fuel Express
#44
100
College Street
Mayfield, KY 42006.
Many vehicles on the road are
capable of using E85. To see if your vehicle qualifies,
visit the
NEVC web site.
More information:
National
Ethanol Vehicle Coalition - E85 fuel & vehicle
information
Kentucky Clean Fuels Coalition - Information on E85
programs in Kentucky and assistance with infrastructure
development
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