When one goes to the gas station to fill up their vehicle, nearly every single pump will contain what is known as E10. The fuel mixture has 10 percent ethanol in the gasoline. Gas stations, if they so choose, also could sell gasoline with a 15 percent ethanol blend, or E15. However, due to a federal rule, E15 is not allowed to be sold during summer months — June 1 to Sept. 1. President Donald Trump directed the EPA to remove this rule earlier this month so that E15 can be sold year round, a move lauded by ethanol producers, such as POET Biorefining, which has operations in Macon and Laddonia...
