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I’ll bet there is not one biofuel that comes out honestly with a gain in energy after the investment of time, equipment, energy, and transportation.
Using the waste from tequila processing is not going to be a whole lot of fuel. Of course, we also have to remember that the biofuel cannot be used as is, but has to be mixed with gasoline or it will destroy an engine.
I Have Been Pouring Tequila In My Gas Tank! HAHAHAHA! Me Stomach Is My Gas Tank! HAHAHAHA!