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The current allowed level of ethanol in regular gasoline for all cars is 10 percent.
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Sheetz sells E15 at about 5 cents less than regular gasoline.
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The price of the fuel and the pumps used to dispense it are the same as for regular gasoline.
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The average U.S. price now is about $3.10 per gallon of regular gasoline.
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After all, when you consider regular gasoline cars -not hybrids -the gasoline use of Japanese cars is quite good.
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While driving an electric car generally saves on emissions, building one is way more energy-intensive than building a regular gasoline-based vehicle.
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The national average price of regular gasoline was currently $2.57 per gallon, according to AAA.
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Most are filled up with regular gasoline, owing to the lack of filling stations carrying E85 in most areas outside the Midwest.
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Hybrids typically command a price premium of about $3,000 to $5,000 over regular gasoline-powered vehicles.
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Taking this route would also cut into the amount of regular gasoline used, and thus the ethanol that goes into E10 right now.
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That's another benefit over ethanol, which is corrosive and typically transported to terminals via truck or rail and then mixed with regular gasoline.
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A gallon of diesel rose from $1.03 to $2.30 while regular gasoline increased from $1.85 to $2.40.
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The Environmental Protection Agency has until December 1 to decide whether to allow higher ethanol blends beyond E10 in regular gasoline.
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A gallon of regular gasoline cost an average $2.31 on Feb. 23 according to the U.S. Energy Information Agency.
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June 7: Average retail price for regular gasoline tops $4 a gallon for the first time in the United States.
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Alaska prices averaged $4.65 a gallon for regular gasoline on Friday, compared with a national average of $4.10, according to AAA.
