House Proceeding on Feb 8th, 2007 :: 2:29:23 to 2:32:44
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becomes more and more important. . one thing that's important is ultra low sulfur fuels. the problem that puts on the discontributors, they will have one truck and hall low sulfur fuel and then turn

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William D. Delahunt: around and load up ultra low sulfur fuel. they will be vulnerable to regulations without a means to determine whether their load actually meets that very tight standard on ultra low sulfur

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Speech By: William D. Delahunt

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William D. Delahunt: fuel. so as this process moves forward, i would remind this body and ask the department of energy and the e.p.a. to pay very close attention to finding a way to develop an economic

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William D. Delahunt: testing system that will allow these jobbers to be in compliance. so overall we have gone by leaps and bounds from that first gallon of ethanol that was pumped back in 1978. here we are the

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William D. Delahunt: number one ethanol-producing country in the world. our technology is far ahead of brazil. the intellectual property that grows from having done this, we have the science down and we have the

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William D. Delahunt: research and development in place, and that is growing and is multiplying. as that happens we build more and more expertise. that expertise grows from the epicenter of this renewable fuels