Farmers Cooperative Co. has announced it will be offering E15 to 2001 and newer vehicles starting this fall at its Creston station.&nbsp;&nbsp;
&ldquo;The customer is of the utmost importance at Farmers Cooperative,&rdquo; stated Farmers Cooperative Creston Branch Manager Darin Schlapia. &ldquo;With that in mind, we strive to offer the highest-quality products at an affordable price. Bringing E15 to our product line-up will give our customers another low-cost fuel choice that also benefits our rural economy.&rdquo;
The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association recently released the results of a new analysis that shows a pending shift in the fuels carried in pipelines that service Iowa will lead to E15 being the lowest-cost option for many retailers. To view the E15 economic analysis, please <a href="http://iowarfa.org/documents/E15EconomicAnalysis.pdf">click here.</a>
&ldquo;Thanks to Farmers Cooperative, southwest Iowa residents will now have access to the newest ethanol-blended fuel,&rdquo; said IRFA Managing Director Lucy Norton. &ldquo;The growth in&nbsp;E15 availability means more consumers can reap the benefits of this high-performance, low-cost fuel produced right here in Iowa.&rdquo;
Farmers Cooperative will be offering E15 as a registered fuel this fall at its station located at 304 North Osage Street in Creston.&nbsp; E15, a blend of gasoline and 15 percent ethanol, can be used by all 2001 and newer passenger vehicles, which account for about 85 percent of fuel use in the United States.&nbsp; In order to offer E15, a retailer must register with the EPA.&nbsp; IRFA is assisting Farmers Cooperative in the registration process to ensure they comply with all federal and state E15 regulations. In addition, IRFA will be co-sponsoring a consumer education campaign in September to introduce E15 to Creston residents.
Iowa is the leader in renewable fuels production. Iowa has 12 biodiesel facilities with the capacity to produce nearly 315 million gallons annually. In addition, Iowa has 41 ethanol refineries capable of producing over 3.7 billion gallons annually, with one wet mill and two cellulosic ethanol facilities currently under construction.
The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association was formed in 2002 to represent the state&rsquo;s liquid renewable fuels industry. The trade group fosters the development and growth of the renewable fuels industry in Iowa through education, promotion, legislation and infrastructure development.
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Farmers Cooperative Co. has announced it will be offering E15 to 2001 and newer vehicles starting this fall at its Creston station. The Iowa Renewable Fuels Association is assisting Farmers Cooperative with the registration process. 

Farmers Cooperative Co. registers to sell E15 in Creston, Iowa

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