Podcasts about flex fuel

In this episode of 'The Book of Joe' Podcast, Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci explore the current state of first base in MLB. Joe describes his 'prototype' first baseman and gives his thoughts on Pete Alonso's future deal moving so slowly. What obstacles could be in the way of Billy Wagner's Hall of Fame chances? Tom highlights a court ruling that could change the landscape of College Baseball. Plus, our yearly look at what the hot cars for 2024 were and what new ride could Joe be adding to his fleet? The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio. #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of 'The Book of Joe' Podcast, Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci explore the current state of first base in MLB. Joe describes his 'prototype' first baseman and gives his thoughts on Pete Alonso's future deal moving so slowly. What obstacles could be in the way of Billy Wagner's Hall of Fame chances? Tom highlights a court ruling that could change the landscape of College Baseball. Plus, our yearly look at what the hot cars for 2024 were and what new ride could Joe be adding to his fleet? The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio. #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's work to do in 2025 to ensure that ethanol, a renewable fuel made from corn, continues to see market growth for the next four years. Ron Lamberty is Chief Marketing Officer of the American Coalition for Ethanol, working with oil companies and convenience store chains to sell higher blends of ethanol in gasoline ranging from E15 to E85. Lamberty tells the Mid-West Farm Report he wants to see the Trump administration support tax credits for car companies to manufacture flex-fuel vehicles. He also wants to see the new administration embrace higher blends of ethanol to lower prices for drivers. He also talks about cars. With Tesla's Elon Musk in President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet, how does that change the appetite for flex-fuel vehicles? Lamberty says he's encouraged by automakers, such as GM, announcing they will offer more models with a flex-fuel option.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode: We discussed Neri Naig's arrest which was related to the Dermacare investment scam, Chito Miranda's defense that she's only an endorser, Luis Manzano's involvement to a similar Ponzi scheme with Flex Fuel, the advisory of the SEC against Dermacare, and tips on how we can avoid these types of investment scams.

A new study shows that a plug-in hybrid flex fuel vehicle has major advantages over full battery electric vehicles, says RFA Senior Vice President, Industry Relations and Market Development Robert White.Last year, RFA outfitted a 2022 Ford Escape plug-in hybrid electric vehicle with a kit that allowed it to run on flex fuels like E85. RFA conducted rigorous emissions testing and a lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions analysis on the vehicle and put over 34,000 miles of real-world driving on it.The study was funded in part by Minnesota Corn along with other state corn grower associations. You can learn more about the plug-in electric hybrid flex fuel vehicle here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A new study shows that a plug-in hybrid flex fuel vehicle has major advantages over full battery electric vehicles, says RFA Senior Vice President, Industry Relations & Market Development Robert White.Last year, RFA outfitted a 2022 Ford Escape plug-in hybrid electric vehicle with a kit that allowed it to run on flex fuels like E85. RFA conducted rigorous emissions testing and a lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions analysis on the vehicle and put over 34,000 miles of real-world driving on it.The study was funded in part by Minnesota Corn along with other state corn grower associations. You can learn more about the plug-in electric hybrid flex fuel vehicle here.Episode Highlights:0:26: How did RFA get the idea for the plug-in hybrid FFV?2:28: What did you learn after putting more than 30,000 miles on the concept vehicle?6:24: Will you highlight the study to members of Congress?9:02: Can you talk about different aspects the flex fuel conversion kit, such as how it works, where you get it, etc.?11:37: What's your message to corn growers in Minnesota as they think about the future of the transportation sector and the federal push for EVs?

Cobb Tuning has just released their NexGen Flex Fuel for the 2015 - 2021 WRX, which comes after the release of their first NexGen Flex Fuel kit for the Sti. We were definitely glad to see Flex Fuel come back as a function of the Cobb Accessport, but when we saw that the new system was running through the CAN Bus on these new cars, it was clear that there was a lot more that Cobb had to rework to make Flex Fuel available again. We were able to sit down with Lance and Billy from Cobb Tuning to go over everything that was involved in getting Flex Fuel back on line, and the processes that they go through when developing a product like this. We also talk about the benefits of running E85 and Flex Fuel as well as touch on some of their future plans for this system as well. Thanks for watching and Stay Tuned!

In today's episode for 31st May 2024, we tell you why flex fuel hybrid EVs (electric vehicles) seem to look like the future of India's auto industry and the roadblocks along the way.

As the United States works toward reducing emissions, the Renewable Fuels Association doesn't want biofuels to get tossed aside. Troy Bredenkamp, Senior Vice President of Government & Public Affairs, is focused on ensuring flexible fuel vehicles -- cars that can run on high blends of renewable corn ethanol -- earn the same sustainability credits as electric vehicles. Specifically, Bredenkamp is working on the Flex Fuel Fairness Act. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tom Pyle, President of American Energy Alliance explains why we must fight this ban.

Founded in 2017, Flex Fuel Hydrogen Development Limited is a Hong Kong-based company that specializes in optimising engine performance and consumption. Through the company's hydrogen research, development, and equipment manufacturing, it has provided tailored energy solutions to reduce harmful emissions and fuel consumption in engines. Having rapidly integrated French technology into Greater China and Southeast Asia over a span of six years, Flex Fuel Hydrogen Development aims to achieve significant reductions in carbon dioxide emissions, attain carbon neutrality, and greatly mitigate pollution originating from vehicles, maritime vessels, and industrial machinery. Host Michelle Martin is in conversation with Steven Fong, co-founder and CEO, Flex Fuel Hydrogen Development to find out how they are harnessing the potential of green hydrogen to clean engines, increase fuel consumption, and enhancing the quality of life.  -- About the Awards: Launched in 2008 and now in its 16th year, the EE Awards is an annual event that recognises the bold ambition of young businesses in Singapore and the region that are under ten years old, celebrating their business innovation, resilience, and excellence. It is jointly organised by The Business Times, Singapore's only financial daily published by SPH Media, and OCBC, Asia's Best SME Bank.The 2023 EE Awards are supported by Mastercard, Oliver Wyman, Rajah & Tann Asia, RSM - Singapore, A*Star - Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Enterprise Singapore, and Paia Consulting.  For more information on EE2023, please visit: https://www.ocbc.com/business-banking/emerging-enterprise-awardSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(Airdate 09/11/23) In this episode I discussed the difference between “Summer Blend”, “Winter Blend” and “E85 Blend” aka “Flex Fuel” and how it saved my personal household 50% on our monthly gasoline budget. I also discussed the upcoming data releases regarding several consumer reports this week and the impending Real Estate Crash due to the banning of AirBNB market. I shared today's Crypto & Blockchain news including the warning to beware of the Alt Coins Scams out there. Please share this week's important shows with your Family and Friends. Please visit AheadOfTheCryptoCurve.com

Robert White, vice president of industry relations for the Renewable Fuels Association, gives an overview of the organization's flex fuel plug-in concept vehicle, which was supported in part by Minnesota Corn.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Robert White, vice president of industry relations for the Renewable Fuels Association, gives an overview of the organization's flex fuel plug-in concept vehicle, which was supported in part by Minnesota Corn.

Monte Shaw, Executive Director of the Iowa Renewable Fuels Association, talks about the Flex Fuel Fairness Act and flex fuel vehicles. Bob Hartzler, retired ISU Extension Weed Scientist, discusses noxious weeds in Iowa, legislation surrounding those noxious weeds, and more. Don Roose with US Commodities closes out the show today by giving us some targets for our future contacts.

Sheetz is dropping the price of its E85 fuel to [post_excerpt].85 per gallon, through April 30. The so-called “Flex Fuel” is available at all three Sheetz locations in Henrico County (7035 West Broad Street, 8711 Quioccasin Road, and 550 South Airport Drive). E85 is approved for use only in "flexible fuel vehicles" designed to run on gasoline or gasoline-ethanol blends of up to 85% ethanol (E85). To see if your vehicle is approved to use the fuel, click here or check your owner's manual. The fuel contains more ethanol (51%-83%) and is a cleaner burning fuel than other fuel grades....Article LinkSupport the show

The guys try to help out a fellow gearhead trying to balance family and cars, a 13 Subaru WRX with ethanol sensor problems on a Flex Fuel Build, a 04 Subaru WRX with boost control problems, a 04 Subaru Forester XT with engine swap questions, and finally a 2013 Subaru WRX with a wandering idle. Jon and Mike aka Drifting Platypus aka DP got to talking and found that they both were regular listeners to the Car Talk radio show with Tom and Ray Magliozzi. That inspired us to get a list of problems or issues that you all are having, and that is what we talk about here! In this episode, we talk about: A guy trying to balance family life with his car hobby A 2013 Subaru WRX with a malfunctioning Ethanol sensor on a Flex-Fuel build A 2004 Subaru WRX with boost control issues A 2004 Subaru Forester XT with some engine swap questions A 2013 Subaru WRX with a idling issues If you have a problem or issue you would like us to discuss, be sure to leave it in the comments, or to send it to us through the Contact Us Link on the Flatirons Tuning web site. Thanks for listening and Stay Tuned!

Ron starts this episode talking about the value of diagnosis and what it really takes : takes a call about Flex Fuel : takes a call on a 16 Honda Pilot Elite that developed keyless entry issues after a car accident : takes a call from a mechanic who owns a Tesla Model 3 and wants to discuss electric cars.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rusty Halvorson provides an update on viewpoints on flex fuel vs. electric vehicles, National Cattlemen Beef Association seeking talent to perform at the convention and American Feed Industry Association report.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hace unos días, el gobierno de la provincia de Córdoba organizó un evento donde presentó los planes de la provincia para impulsar el mayor uso de biocombustibles con el triple propósito de contribuir a la soberanía energética, al medio ambiente y a la creación de valor local. La perla del plan provincial es la incorporación de las tecnologías flex-fuel a las flotas oficiales. Se trata de los automóviles tan populares en Brasil que son capaces de utilizar cualquier mezcla de bioetanol y gasolina.  En este rubro, la Cámara de Bioetanol de Maíz está prestando una colaboración activa. Por eso hemos convocado en BioEconomía TV a Patrick Adam, director ejecutivo de la institución. Le pedimos a Patrick que nos brinde los detalles del evento y de como se irá implementando esta tecnología, que desembarca por primera vez en el país. Le preguntamos que tan factible es que se pueda extender más allá de las fronteras cordobesas y si es aplicable a un vehículo convencional. Y mucho más. Una charla muy jugosa y con muchos detalles técnicos. ¡No te la pierdas!

There has been a lot of change going on in the aftermarket performance world in the last couple of years. And it seems like the speed of that change has been increasing pretty significantly lately. Then yesterday Cobb sent out the April edition of their Green Speed Newsletter, and it has sent some shockwaves through the tuning community. For a while now, tuners have not been able to deactivate any check-engine lights that may come up in the process of tuning a car due to any parts that are related to emissions devices that are either not functional or have been removed from a car. But as of now, access to any of those functions or toggles has now been removed altogether. And because they have been removed entirely, that has changed the function of a few other tuning options, the most notable of which is Cobb's Flex Fuel system. In short, it is not now possible to use an Access Port to tune a car for Flex Fuel. And there are a few other options that will not work as they did before. Because there has been a ton of discussion on the matter, we wanted to put together a Podcast about this as soon as possible, and get it out as soon as we could. And we were able to bring in Harvey from The Boostcreep to help talk us through the changes, and what his view of the situation was as well. If you would like to take action and use your voice to try to help support our ability to tune and modify our cars, there are two very important links that you should check out. The first is the link to support the SEMA RPM Act here: https://www.sema.org/epa-news The second is the Racing Enthusiasts and Suppliers Coalition law suit to clarify the terms of the Clean Air Act here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/protect-your-right-to-convert-cars-into-racecars Thanks very much for listening, and Stay Tuned!

1. 2016 Ram what type of oil should I use? Synthetic or not? 2. 2018 Ford F150 Coyote Engine has engine noise. 3. Which Muscle Car should I buy? 2010-2013 Camaro, Mustang, or Challenger? 4. Flex Fuel or not. How can I tell what my car is? 5. Thank you Under The Hood! 6. 2016 Toyota 4Runner coils an plugs or not? 7.2017 F250 Diesel Using a battery maintainer.  

In this episode Matt talks about E85 alternative fuel for Flex Fuel capable vehicles. He reviews the pros and cons of E85 and lets you know if it's the right choice for you and your vehicle. He tells a recent customer vehicle story surrounding an E85 issue and what they did to repair that vehicle. 

Berkley One Classics is giving away 4 Hoodies as a bonus to 4 lucky listeners who register for their Automania online event focusing on today's classic car market and the trends in the industry and protecting cars. Register at underthehoodshow.com. My 2006 Saturn Vue front brakes burn up fast and are sticking. Can I disable the AFM Active Fuel Management on my 2014 Chevy Corvette? Ford to create a new division. Ford Blue and Model E for Electric Cars. If I have a Flex Fuel Car can I always drive it with Flex Fuel? 71 Ford F700 How to diagnose a Starter problem. A lady with a 1998 Nissan Maxima power steering. If you are fleeing the Ukraine, a failing clutch in a Fiat is never a good thing. The guys offer some suggestions and offer their support. 

Winter in Delhi is not pleasant anymore. The nip in the air brings pollutants, smoke and soot with it, turning the sky of the national capital and adjoining regions toxic grey. People curtail their outings, schools are shut and the government looks for answers every time. It not only adversely affects the health but also derails a lot of economic activities. At a time when we are seeing post-pandemic economic rebound, it is worth examining how air pollution affects Delhi's business climate.   How did Udaan manage not only to sustain itself but also grow in spite of the pandemic disruption? What adjustments did it have to make? What is the B2B e-commerce retailer's next big target? Is it planning to add new segments and areas? And what about taking the model to other countries? Udaan co-founder Sujeet Kumar answers these and more questions in an exclusive interview.   Shares of cement companies have delivered up to 180 per cent returns on a year-to-date basis as rising input costs forced companies to hike prices. However, recent reports suggest that cement companies, especially in the Delhi-NCR region, are refraining from further hikes, with some companies already announcing rate cuts. Will this development halt the rally in cement shares?   The soaring prices of petrol and diesel are forcing countries worldwide to cut dependence on gasoline and switch to some other alternative fuel. India, which imports about 80 per cent of petrol it consumes, is also following the suit. Union minister Nitin Gadkari said earlier this month that flexible-fuel engines -- or the flex engines as they are called -- will be made mandatory in India. What exactly are flex-fuel vehicles? What other fuel do they need to run? And how feasible are they?   Listen to these and more in today's Business Standard Morning Show podcast. Watch Video

Auto companies may soon be asked to manufacture passenger and commercial vehicles that run on multiple fuel configuration aimed at reducing the use of polluting fossil fuels and cutting down harmful emissions. New guidelines for use of flexible fuel vehicles (FFVs) using flex engines are expected to be issued by the third quarter of current year (FY22). But what are flexible fuel vehicles or FFVs? What is the benefit of using such vehicle?  To know this and more, listen to the podcast

Ron starts this episode with a call on an 11 GMC 3500, gas, that is rated for Flex Fuel, was filled with E85, and now the check engine light is on : takes a call with comments on electric vehicles : interviews Jim McIlvaine, eCare Manager for OPTIMA batteries, about batteries and their care : talks about how to do certain things in the shop : and answers a Facebook question on an 07 Trailblazer with a blown front differential. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

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Tune in to hear how I spent money during quarantine, and how it led me to appreciating things. Check out more at kevinwongcomedy.com

Hey CFL Family! I hope you guys got a lot out of this episode with the ladies from Flex Fuel Nutrition and got to know them a little better! Blow is links to their social media, make sure you go check them out! Social Media: Website: https://flexfuellife.com/ Instagram: Flexfuel.nutrition Facebook: flex fuel Book Recommendations: Mallory: The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday Katy: You are a Badass by Jen Sincero & Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins

Join us this week as we discuss: Gender Reveal Protocol Parenting We play truth or truth and the poetry breakdown of the week is Still in Love https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UaeN4Ui18vg

Its Car Day!Stefanie's car was towed to a mechanic for knocking and the mechanic pulled the wrong car in and started taking it apart, Kelly paid a lump sum (for her deductible) to the surgery center and they did not distribute it to others, Mark went a medical center for tests and paid the bill but there was another charge which they did not bill him but put him to collections and dinged his credit report, Miles is asking about Flex Fuel cars, Mark is asking about disadvantages in buying a car with a salvage title, Ken had a Terminex plan and they did not do a good job (ants & mice) and will not come back, Marie got a call saying they were Publishing Clearing House and she won $2.5 million but have to send them $499 to get it, this and much more.

Episode 131 - Today I sit down with the co-owners of Flex Fuel Nutrition, Mallory Long and Katy Murray and talk about how they help people understand the necessary habits and routines that are required to live a healthy and enjoyable lifestyle when it comes to nutrition.  Make sure to check out their website here:  Follow them on Instagram here. Grab my book, Diets Suck HERE Be sure to subscribe, leave a rating and review and let me know what you think of the show - every Wednesday I'll be giving away a gift to a lucky winner who leaves a rating and review! To apply for my online coaching program - please email Josiah@thetruetransformation.com Today's episode is brought to you by Four Sigmatic - this is my new daily addiction (good thing it's super healthy right?) ! Check out Four Sigmatic Here and Save 15% off your purchase when you use the code "Fitman". Subscribe on iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud and YouTube. Enjoying the podcast?  Leave a review on iTunes! Want to learn more about Josiah and the True Transformation movement?  Visit the website here! Resources & Links Why You're Not Getting Results from Your Fitness Routine Connect with Josiah on Instagram Connect with Josiah on Facebook Connect with Josiah on Twitter Email: Josiah@thetruetransformation.com for body transformation coaching

Among today's topics: Flex Fuel

- Autonomous Car Kills Pedestrian - Battle for GKN - VW Teases Five-Passenger Atlas - VW Working on Compact CUV - Toyota Reveals 1st Flex-Fuel Hybrid - Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

- Autonomous Car Kills Pedestrian- Battle for GKN- VW Teases Five-Passenger Atlas- VW Working on Compact CUV- Toyota Reveals 1st Flex-Fuel Hybrid- Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is

Special guests Tobias Buckell and Suraya Yahaya Bowermaster join Phil and Stephen to discuss a variety of technology and future-related topics. Suraya Yahaya on how to avoid being ripped off when buying consumer electronics, and what to do if you ARE ripped off. Tobias Buckell on his novel, Sly Mongoose. Hellboy 2 Review Electric trucks and motorcycles PLUS: Astounding Science Facts! [This show first aired July 14, 2008.]

Our lifestyle is powered by energy, yet many of us know very little about it. In Energy Bite, a weekly 90-second radio module focused on energy technology, opportunities, and challenges related to every day life. Each episode, hosted by 90.5 WESA Pittsburgh and distributed by Public Radio Exchange (PRX), features interviews with energy experts from Carnegie Mellon University’s Scott Institute for Energy Innovation. Listeners can participate by asking the experts questions to explore in future episodes and by responding to polls linked to the stories. For more information visit www.energybite.org

A few years ago many believed ethanol was the answer to our fuel questions. There was refining capacity, plenty of corn and OEM commitment with their Flex Fuel option. Fast forward to 2012 and it’s a totally different landscape. There are more and more small cars on the road being powered by 40+mpg engines. But just as important, we’re facing the effects of the worst drought in 50 years. In fact, the USDA says the corn yield may come in at 1995 levels, which is worse than predicted. On Autoline This Week John McElroy talks to an expert panel for an in-depth look at the ethanol issue and see where we go from here. Joining John are Candace Wheeler from General Motors, James Frusti of Chrysler and Professor Bruce Dale from Michigan State University.

A few years ago many believed ethanol was the answer to our fuel questions. There was refining capacity, plenty of corn and OEM commitment with their Flex Fuel option. Fast forward to 2012 and it’s a totally different landscape. There are more and more small cars on the road being powered by 40+mpg engines. But just as important, we’re facing the effects of the worst drought in 50 years. In fact, the USDA says the corn yield may come in at 1995 levels, which is worse than predicted. On Autoline This Week John McElroy talks to an expert panel for an in-depth look at the ethanol issue and see where we go from here. Joining John are Candace Wheeler from General Motors, James Frusti of Chrysler and Professor Bruce Dale from Michigan State University.

A few years ago many believed ethanol was the answer to our fuel questions. There was refining capacity, plenty of corn and OEM commitment with their Flex Fuel option. Fast forward to 2012 and it’s a totally different landscape. There are more and more small cars on the road being powered by 40+mpg engines. But just as important, we’re facing the effects of the worst drought in 50 years. In fact, the USDA says the corn yield may come in at 1995 levels, which is worse than predicted. On Autoline This Week John McElroy talks to an expert panel for an in-depth look at the ethanol issue and see where we go from here. Joining John are Candace Wheeler from General Motors, James Frusti of Chrysler and Professor Bruce Dale from Michigan State University.

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