Jamaica turns to ethanol to reduce oil dependence

Jamaica will start selling ethanol-blended fuel by the end of the year to reduce its dependence on oil.

Jamaica turns to ethanol to reduce oil dependence

Jamaica will start selling ethanol-blended fuel by the end of the year to reduce its dependence on oil.

Energy Minister Clive Mullings says petrol mixed with 10% ethanol will be sold in petrol stations across the island. The parishes of Clarendon, St Catherine, St Thomas and Portland will be among the first to sell the blend.

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