Ethanol blending refers to the mixing of ethanol with petrol. This process aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It also promotes the use of renewable energy sources. Ethanol is often derived from agricultural products. In the UK, the practice supports energy security and sustainability. It aligns with environmental policies and reduces dependence on fossil fuels. Overall, it contributes to a greener economy.
India has proposed amendments to the Central Motor Vehicles Rules to allow higher ethanol-blended fuels, including E85 and E100. The draft notification was issued by the Ministry of...
India is examining higher ethanol blending in petrol beyond the 20% ethanol blending target, with discussions involving automakers, state-run refiners, and the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas....
India permitted the blending of ethanol and other synthetic hydrocarbons in Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) through a notification issued on 17 April 2026. The change was made under...
India is pushing a higher ethanol mix in petrol as part of its clean energy and import reduction strategy. The latest policy pitch places 100 per cent ethanol...
