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Real markers of success for ethanol blending: What it entails, why and how much it costs

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By Karthik Ganesan
| HT Syndication
India, July 21 -- India's ethanol blending programme (EBP) has become one of the country's more visible energy security interventions. Launched in 2014 to cut crude oil imports, the programme has scaled rapidly since 2021 by incrementally blending ethanol produced from sugarcane, rice, and maize with petrol, reaching a milestone of 20% blending (E20) in 2025, five years ahead of the original target.
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What it entails, why and how much it costs

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By Karthik Ganesan
| MSN India Verified
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Real markers of success for ethanol blending: What it entails, why and how much it costs

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By Karthik Ganesan
| Hindustan Times Verified
India’s ethanol blending programme (EBP) has become one of the country’s more visible energy security interventions. Launched in 2014 to cut crude oil imports, the programme has scaled rapidly since 2021 by incrementally blending ethanol produced from sugarcane, rice, and maize with petrol, reaching a milestone of 20% blending (E20) in 2025, five years ahead of the original target. India should support second-generation biofuel production from agricultural, municipal and other organic waste.
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