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Embraer develops aircraft engine supplied with alcohol

Sao Paulo, Brazil - The new fuel derives from sugarcane

The technicians of the Neiva have introduced a new model of engine supplied with alcohol that reduces the maintenance costs. Infact one litre of traditional fuel costs approximately BRL 4 while the alcohol-fuel costs less than BRL 1 per litre. The Neiva, controlled by the Embraer - the most important Brazilian airplanes manufacturing company - is the producer of Ipanema: the aircraft most used by...

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