10 SEPT 2026-E-Fuels
Government Eyes Ethanol Blending Beyond E20 With Flex-Fuel Vehicles
The government plans to enable ethanol blending beyond E20 through flex-fuel vehicles as India seeks to expand biofuel use and reduce crude dependence.
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The government plans to enable ethanol blending beyond E20 through flex-fuel vehicles as India seeks to expand biofuel use and reduce crude dependence.
Coal Secretary Sanoj Kumar Jha said coal gasification will strengthen India's energy security, reduce import dependence and support industrial growth through value-added products.
MoPNG dismissed unsubstantiated claims against ethanol blending, stating the programme is scientifically validated, continuously monitored and globally adopted.
The notification establishes the regulatory framework required for future adoption of higher ethanol blends and provides clarity to fuel producers, automobile manufacturers and refiners
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Government proposes E85 and E100 fuel norms to accelerate ethanol blending, reduce crude oil imports and strengthen India’s long-term energy security and biofuel transition.
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