Does Texaco have ethanol

Answer 1

CITGO gasoline may contain ethanol, but primarily only in select areas where it's the oxygenate of choice to meet federal regulations for reformulated gasoline. Regulations require that if a gasoline contains ethanol, that fact must be posted clearly on the retail dispenser. If you don't see this or a similar posting, the gasoline shouldn't contain ethanol.

Answer 2

It depends on your location. The following is from Exxon's website:

Do your gasolines contain ethanol?

In many areas of the country, oxygenates are required to be part of the gasoline formula. In those areas, our gasolines will contain ethanol, which is an oxygenate [US Fuel Requirements Map]. Ethanol is also used in California Cleaner Burning Gasoline and the Reformulated gasolines required in many of the major metropolitan areas of the country. In addition, to meet the Renewable Fuels Standard included as part of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, ethanol blends have been introduced to many more areas of the country.

Answer 3

Texaco primarily offers gasoline with ethanol blends at some locations. However, the availability of ethanol-blended fuels may vary by region and individual gas stations. Check with your local Texaco station for specific information on their fuel offerings.

Answer 4

Most all gas station use a mixture of 10% ethanol unless you pump the e 85 mixture

Answer 5

Yes, but they are keeping it all to themselves...