Produced from the processing and fermentation of sugarcane, Hydrous Fuel Ethanol – also called Common Ethanol or just Ethanol – has a higher water content compared to Anhydrous Ethanol, which corresponds to approximately 7.4% (m /m). According to ANP specifications, it is clear, transparent, free of impurities, has a neutral pH and an alcoholic strength that can vary from 95.1% to 96%. It is also a biofuel from the fermentation process of renewable biomass, intended for use in internal combustion engines. However, it is used directly in the supply of motor vehicles, therefore, it is sold to Gas stations and distributors for direct sale to consumers of ethanol vehicles.