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Nissan demonstrates ethanol-powered car at Olympics

9 August 2016

As we reported in June, Nissan has been developing a solid oxide fuel cell that will run on bioethanol, circumventing the need to construct wholly new hydrogen fueling systems. Now, in a nod to Brazil’s massive ethanol industry, the company has unveiled a prototype car at the Rio Olympics. The prototype uses ethanol to charge…

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