Chevron mulls ethanol, debuts TV show

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Published: 20 Oct 2012 at 00.00
Newspaper section: Business

Chevron (Thailand) Co, the country's third-largest fuel retailer under the Caltex brand, is studying the possibility of selling ethanol-based petrol at its service stations after regular petrol is phased out early next year.

Adrian Bendeck (middle), Chevron (Thailand)’s country manager and general manager, with TV hosts Vutthithorn ‘Woody’ Milintachinda (left) of Thailand and Henry Golding of Malaysia at yesterday’s launch of the reality TV show ‘Driving Change with Caltex’. NATTHITI AMPRIWAN

Adrian Bendeck, the country manager and general manager, said the company has not decided whether to replace octane 91 with premium petrol or biofuel.

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No wonder they are smiling the governments derision to stop producing 91 means it is Christmas for Chevron.[No pun intended}
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