Or at least that's what Gov Pawlenty would like to see happen along with some ethanol from cellulose development according to this press release. I don't know what's behind the goals, but you have to be at least a little envious of the state's 300 E85 pumps. That's between a half to a third of all of them. (See the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition's website for more info on pumps.)
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