Informational Brochures

2010 Ethanol Fact Book

The Ethanol Fact Book is a compilation of hundreds of technical summaries and research reports from across the scientific, academic, and technical community which offer support for the expansion of the ethanol industry through continuation and extension of the federal fuel ethanol tax incentive and the expansion of the nation’s Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS). This exhaustive research is representative of government, industry, and academic opinion on the benefits of fuel ethanol production to the nation, the environment and the public.

2010 E85 & Blender Pump Guide

Ever thought of running your car on clean energy? High level blends of ethanol burn cleaner than gasoline and come in a renewable supply. By harvesting crops produced every year, we are assured of an environmentally-friendly fuel, which reduces the need for foreign oil and fossil fuel.

Flex Fuel Vehicle Guide

This Flex Fuel vehicle compatibility list shows mid- and high-level ethanol compliance based on vehicle make, model and manufacture year. For specific compatibility, appropriate VIN numbers are listed for each vehicle.

Growth Energy Flipbook

Take a look at why ethanol is America's Fuel. The charts and statistics in this flip book demonstrate how ethanol can help fuel the United States and create a cleaner, greener future.

Introduction to Ethanol: FAQs

Learn the answers to the most common questions about ethanol, including where it comes from, how it works, how it helps our economy and environment, and how it affects our energy security.

Mythbusters: The Truth About Ethanol

Ethanol is a fast-changing industry, and a lot of old information – as well as misleading rumors – have been spread over the past few years. Here are the top myths about ethanol, and the facts to set them straight.

Fueling with Ethanol

Discover how you can choose to benefit America by driving a flex fuel vehicle and using homegrown ethanol for up to 85% of your fuel.

15 Reasons for E15

Ethanol. It’s clean, renewable, grown right here in America – and it’s already proven effective and practical in gas tanks across the country. More than 70 percent of American gas stations now sell E10 – a blend of 10 percent ethanol and 90 percent gas – the maximum amount allowed by a regulatory cap. But the cars we have now can run on higher blends. Raising this cap by just 5 percent will make room for the next-generation of cleaner, better ethanol, while creating jobs and lowering pollution.

eTeam Brochure

We need your voice. Don’t miss this opportunity to help our country learn about the many benefits of ethanol. Your help with grassroots activities can strengthen our efforts to turn around America’s dependence on foreign oil, enhance our nation’s energy security, create jobs and promote the use of clean, green and homegrown ethanol.

Understanding the Blender’s Tax Credit and the Tariff on Imported Ethanol

In order to continue to create American jobs, increase our energy independence, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, we must support our government’s wise investment in our energy future.

Brazilian Ethanol: Good for America?

Brazil has been noted as a model for ethanol-fueled energy independence. But will the same strategies that worked for Brazil work for the U.S.? And how much would importing Brazilian ethanol help America?

Growth Energy Membership

Growth Energy members recognize America needs a new ethanol approach. Through smart policy reform and a proactive grassroots campaign, we promote reducing greenhouse gas emissions, expanding the use of ethanol in gasoline, decreasing our dependence on foreign oil, and creating American jobs at home.