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April 2, 2007

by Carola Hoyos

WSJ: Big oil vs Ethanol

Big oil companies are making it difficult for ethanol to be sold at their petrol pumps, writes the Wall Street Journal. The rub is that the ethanol is not their own product. However, despite the support of farmers, the US President and automakers, the alternative fuel has more than unfriendly petrol station franchisers to overcome.

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