http://wardsauto.com/north-america/r...ine-substitute
"Developers say the compound offers the promise of a new generation of biofuel production that does not need additives and is a stand-alone fuel that can be used to directly fuel gasoline-powered vehicles."
...of course it'll never reach the market, just like the rest.
I didn't see any mention of cost. Most of us are a lot less interested in saving fuel than in saving money. That is the reason gasoline engines were developed in the first place, because they consumed what was at the time a dangerous waste product. Diesels were developed to burn cheap heavy oil, too. Cost was - and still is - the driver.
Good point. I like to think that making fuel from waste is potentially less expensive, but it would have to reach a scale that it likely would never reach for its cost to get that low.
More waste stream fuel
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