Motor Gasoline

In recent years there have been dramatic changes in the public perception of gasoline, or petrol, mainly as a result of concern about the environment. This has necessitated changes in the composition of the fuel itself, such that modified fuel is now mandatory in certain parts of the USA. These reduced-emission fuels have now reached Europe and elsewhere. Motor Gasoline provides the latest information on the legislation and technology involved for oil companies producing motor fuel, while looking at the implications for the industry and the benefits for the environment. It also looks at possible alternatives to fuels for spark ignition engines, the importance of which will grow as environmental pressure increases, and oil reserves are exhausted. Motor Gasoline should be read by all students of fossil fuel and other energy resources, as well as oil workers, engineers and environmentalists. It will also provide an enlightening read for anyone concerned about the ecological effects of the oil and car industries, amongst the most environmentally significant of all humanity's activities.