Sweden’s Svenska Statoil increases E85 sales 180 percent in February

March 27, 2008

In Sweden, Svenska Statoil said that E85 sales increased 180 percent in February over the corresponding period in 2007, to 1.26 million gallons. Sales increased by 4 percent over January 2008. The company operates 280 ethanol stations in Sweden, offering E5 and E85 blends.

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