
A senior official in India's Prime Minister's Office has advocated for pushing ethanol fuel blends beyond the current 20 percent threshold. Speaking at an industry conference, the advisor emphasized a growing emphasis on the adoption of flex-fuel vehicles. While acknowledging concerns regarding vehicle compatibility, officials continue to champion the expanded use of bio-energy.
After achieving a 20 percent ethanol blend in petrol, the focus is now on flex-fuel vehicles and increasing the ethanol blend in petrol beyond 20 percent, according to PMO Advisor Tarun Kapoor. Kapoor made the comments in his address at the India Sugar and Bio Energy Conference organised by the India Sugar Manufacturers Association.He said the E20 programme has been successful, while acknowledging criticism over its impact on vehicles that are not compatible with E20. His comments come as the go...
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