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Information about biofuels and bioenergy in Jamaica.


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  • Savings for motorists and Jamaica Jamaica Observer 24 October 2008. The launch by Petrojam on Saturday, November 1 of E10 - made with ethanol produced from sugar cane - promises motorists 87 octane gasolene 'at least' JMD 2 less per litre than that currently produced with imported MTBE.

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