Posts tagged 'Information about Bioethanol'

Ekofuel has removed the plastic pouring nozzle inserts from our 1-litre bioethanol fuel bottles to reduce single-use plastics and minimise environmental impact. Small plastics can easily pollute natural environments, breaking down into harmful microplastics. Our bottles and caps are now 100% recyclable, further supporting our commitment to sustainability.

Ekofuel’s 5-litre bioethanol fuel containers are now available for delivery in quantities from 25 to 200 litres. Ideal for larger bioethanol burners, these containers offer convenience, cost-effectiveness, and reduced plastic waste. Starting September 2024, enjoy the ease of bulk ordering with reliable home delivery from Ekofuel.

In a recent development, eBay took action, likely prompted by Royal Mail, by removing the majority of bioethanol fuel listings on July 23. Consequently, eBay instituted a new requirement for bioethanol fuel sellers to demonstrate that their chosen courier permits the shipment of "Limited Quantity" (LQ) dangerous goods.

Ekofuel prices have experienced a significant decline over the past few months, reaching their lowest point since June 2022. Over the past few years, many global, economic and political issues have affected the demand for bio ethanol, consequently driving prices higher. In this article, we explore how prices are trending at their lowest since this global increase.

Explore bioethanol's impact on achieving a sustainable future. Reduce transportation emissions and embrace cleaner heating options with this renewable fuel. By promoting renewable energy and driving technological innovations, bioethanol plays a crucial role in our journey towards a net-zero future. Join the movement towards a greener world for generations to come. 

In the realm of motorsports, speed and performance are no longer the sole focus. Instead, a paradigm shift towards eco-consciousness is taking place. This blog explores the transformative efforts of Formula 1 and Aston Martin in embracing a greener future.

Denatured ethanol has a small % of denaturing agent added to pure ethanol. This denaturant makes the ethanol undrinkable and aside from this, denatured ethanol is exactly the same as normal ethanol.

If you have searched online for “Bioethanol Fuel”, you will have likely come across a number of products. Some liquid, some in Gel form, some stating different ethanol contents or percentages and some scented or marked as “low odour”. In this article, we will review some of the most common features of ethanol fuels to help clarify some of this confusion.

As a bioethanol retailer, a common question we are asked is “what is the difference between bio-ethanol gel and bioethanol liquid fuel?”. In this article we will explore the differences between both, the uses for each and if they can be used interchangeably in your fire.