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    GGE Calculated for Gasoline in US Gallons at 114000 BTU per Gallon,

    or 7594 kilocalories per litre[3]

    Fuel - Liquid, US Gallons

    GGE

    GGE %

    BTU/Gal

    kWh/Gal

    HP-hr/Gal

    Cal/litre

    Gasoline (base)[4]

    1.0000

    100.00%

    114,000

    33.41

    44.79

    7594.0

    Gasoline (conventional, summer)[4]

    0.9960

    100.40%

    114,500

    33.56

    44.99

    7624.5

    Gasoline (conventional, winter)[4]

    1.0130

    98.72%

    112,500

    32.97

    44.20

    7496.5

    Gasoline (reformulated
    gasoline, ethanol)[4]

    1.0190

    98.14%

    111,836

    32.78

    43.94

    7452.4

    Gasoline (reformulated
    gasoline, ETBE)[4]

    1.0190

    98.14%

    111,811

    32.77

    43.93

    7452.4

    Gasoline (reformulated
    gasoline, MTBE)[4]

    1.0200

    98.04%

    111,745

    32.75

    43.90

    7445.1

    Gasoline (10% MTBE)[5]

    1.0200

    98.04%

    112,000

    32.83

    44.00

    7445.1

    Gasoline (regular unleaded)[6]

    1.0000

    100.00%

    114,100

    33.44

    44.83

    7594.0

    Diesel #2[6]

    0.8800

    113.64%

    129,500

    37.95

    50.87

    8629.8

    Biodiesel (B100)[6]

    0.9600

    104.17%

    118,300

    34.80

    46.65

    8629.5

    Bio Diesel (B20)[6]

    0.9000

    111.11%

    127,250

    37.12

    49.76

    8437.7

    GGE Calculated for Gasoline in US Gallons at 114000 BTU per Gallon,


    or 7594 kilocalories per litre[3]

    Fuel - Liquid, US Gallons

    GGE

    GGE %

    BTU/Gal

    kWh/Gal

    HP-hr/Gal

    Cal/litre

    Liquid natural gas (LNG)[6]

    1.5362

    65.10%

    75,000

    21.75

    29.16

    4943.3

    Liquefied petroleum gas (propane)


    (LPG)[6]

    1.3500

    74.04%

    84,300

    24.75

    33.18

    5625.2

    Methanol fuel (M100)[6]

    2.0100

    49.75%

    56,800

    16.62

    22.28

    3778.1

    Ethanol fuel (E100)[6]

    1.5000

    66.67%

    76,100

    22.27

    29.85

    5062.7

    Ethanol (E85)[6]

    1.3900

    71.94%

    81,800

    24.04

    32.23

    5463.3

    Jet fuel (naphtha)[7]

    0.9700

    103.09%

    118,700

    34.44

    46.17

    7828.9

    Jet fuel (kerosene)[7]

    0.9000

    111.11%

    128,100

    37.12

    49.76

    8437.7

    GGE calculated on Non-Liquid Fuels

    Fuel - Non Liquid

    Gasoline (base)[4]

    Compressed natural
    gas (CNG)[8]

    GGE

    GGE %

    1.0000 100.00%

    126.67 cu ft (3.587
    m3)

    BTU/unit

    114,000 BTU/gal

    20,268 BTU/lb

    kWh/Unit

    33.41

    Hydrogen at 101.325 kPa

    Hydrogen by weight

    Nitromethane

    Electricity

    319 BTU/cu ft[9]

    357.37 cu ft

    119.9 MJ/kg (51,500 BTU/lb)

    0.997 kg (2.198 lb)[10]

    ~2.3

    33.40 kilowatt-hours

    [11]

    41.23%

    ~47,000 BTU/gal

    3,413 BTU/(kWh) [12][13]

    33.40

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