Virgin Fuel
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Virgin Fuel is a rumoured "clean" fuel that is being developed by Richard Branson's Virgin Group. In an interview with CNN Money, Branson claims to be investing $1 billion in alternative fuels with one or more of these fuels to be dubbed commercially "Virgin Fuel". The fuel in question is billed as "clean", although he has said it will not be ethanol-based. It is expected to work in cars, trucks, and trains, with use in aeroplanes to follow within five years.
[edit] External links
| Virgin Group | |
|---|---|
| Virgin... | Active | Cars | Cinemas | Cosmetics | Digital | Drinks | Electronics | Experience Days | Fuel | Jewellery | Mobile | Money | Credit Card | Unite (charity) | Vie | Vines | Vodka | Voucher | Virgin Media |
| Airlines, Flights & Travel | America | Atlantic | Balloon Flights | Blue | Pacific Blue | Polynesian Blue | Express | Galactic | Holidays | Limited Edition Hotels | Limobike | Limousines | Nigeria | Trains | Vacations | TheTrainLine | Blue Holidays |
| Publishing and Entertainment | Artemis Records | Books | Comics | Interactive | Music | ouï fm | Play | Radio Asia | Radio Free | Records | V2 Records | V Festival UK, North America, Australia |
| Retail | Brides | Megastore | Spa | Ware |
| Richard Branson | Richard Branson | Richard Branson's business ventures |
 |
This chemistry article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
