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The Vivergo Fuels site in Hull, UK, is to re-open following an announcement by the Department for Transport that E10 petrol will be introduced at pumps in the UK from September.

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2 people found this useful The Government has announced that E10 fuel will be available from petrol stations in the UK from September. A blend of petrol and ethanol, it says that E10 petrol could cut transport CO2 emissions by 750,000 tonnes a year – the equivalent of taking 350,000 cars off the road. Transport secretary Grant Shapps said: “Although more and more motorists are driving electric vehicles, there are steps we can take to reduce emissions from the millions of vehicles already on our roads – the small switch to E10 petrol will help drivers across the country reduce the enviro...

BBC News Published image copyrightVivergo image captionVivergo Fuels said the plant in Hull would be be recruiting 85 workers and hopes to restart production in 2022 A biofuels refinery has announced it is to reopen following a change in the law to allow greener petrol. Vivergo Fuels shut down its £350m bioethanol plant in Hull in 2018 with the loss of 130 jobs. It is recruiting workers again after the government announced E10 petrol will be introduced in September. The firm blamed the delay in approving the fuel, which blends petrol with 10% bioethanol made from plants, for its previous clo...

Father Mark F. Carr Pilot file photo Help us expand our reach! Please share this article At the time of his retirement as pastor of St. Nicholas Parish in Abington in 1997, Father Mark Carr reflected that he remembered the first “documentation” of his desire to be a priest was in a composition he wrote at the Henry Adams School in Boston -- in fourth grade! A Bostonian through and through and the son of two immigrants from Ireland, Mark and Mary (McNamara) Carr, Mark F. Carr was born in Boston and educated in its public schools. The names of the schools echo the proud history of the city...