Ethanol as a Marine Fuel: Engines are ready
WHITE PAPER BY MARINE ETHANOL PLATFORM Ethanol is emerging as a viable, scalable, and immediately deployable marine fuel option. Recent
Annual report 2025
In 2025, the Climate Ethanol Alliance (CEA) transitioned from a newly established organization into an active global advocacy platform. Building
Octane standardization
A global fuel standardization effort is an imperative for unlocking transport decarbonization through the widespread adoption of high-octane ethanol blends
Ethanol in Maritime
Fuel ethanol is the lowest cost low-carbon fuel available at scale in port regions worldwide and so should be a
Ethanol revisited
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High Octane Fuels (E20 & E30) needed
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The establishment of Climate Ethanol Alliance – Revisiting the Role of Ethanol in Transport Decarbonisation
The Climate Ethanol Alliance (CEA), representing interests in Europe, the US, and Asia, has been established to advance transport decarbonisation.
Global alliance of agriculture and biofuels partners highlights role of ethanol as immediate and cost-effective climate action measure for transport
In the light of alarming oil industry forecasts[1] of continued growth in the world’s fleet of gasoline and diesel road
Biofuels lead efforts to protect the climate
With every passing year, the pathway to a stable climate gets narrower and more difficult to navigate. Meanwhile, the reports