Mr. Arthur Llewellyn

Since the government's Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation demands that 5% of all motorcar fuel must come from renewable sources by 2010, bioethanol will be used to fuel a growing number of cars on British roads, insists Green Spirit Fuel's finance director, Arthur Llewellyn.

"The UK will need 10 production plants like the one in Henstridge to meet the government's requirements," he says.
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"We can provide farmers with a revenue for wheat that is above the cost of production," adds Mr Llewellyn.

Mr Shepherd and Mr Llewellyn led the development of Green Spirit Fuels in June 2005 and attracted £1.7m in early funding from merchant banker Tudor Capital and bank Credit Suisse.
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Mr Llewellyn has an established consultancy business, HFH Management, based in Somerset.

Mr Shepherd and Mr Llewellyn led the development of Green Spirit Fuels in June 2005 and attracted £1.7m in early funding from merchant banker Tudor Capital and bank Credit Suisse.
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Mr Llewellyn has an established consultancy business, HFH Management, based in Somerset.

And since the government's Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation demands that 5% of all motorcar fuel must come from renewable sources by 2010, bioethanol will be used to fuel a growing number of cars on British roads, insists Green Spirit Fuel's finance director, Arthur Llewellyn.

"The UK will need 10 production plants like the one in Henstridge to meet the government's requirements," he says.
...
"We can provide farmers with a revenue for wheat that is above the cost of production," adds Mr Llewellyn.

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Green Spirit Fuels

And since the government's Renewable Transport Fuel Obligation demands that 5% of all motorcar fuel must come from renewable sources by 2010, bioethanol will be used to fuel a growing number of cars on British roads, insists Green Spirit Fuel's finance director, Arthur Llewellyn."The UK will need 10 production plants like the one in Henstridge to meet the government's requirements," he says.

Most of the bioethanol will be mixed thinly with petrol.
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"We can provide farmers with a revenue for wheat that is above the cost of production," adds Mr Llewellyn.