India spent years building ethanol capacity to achieve its fuel-blending targets. Now, with nearly 40% of capacity lying idle, the industry wants exports to absorb the surplus. But restrictions on first-generation ethanol exports have left producers searching for a solution. Show more Show less
India's new issue with ethanol: Oversupply
India spent years building ethanol capacity to achieve its fuel-blending targets. Now, with nearly 40% of capacity lying idle, the industry wants exports to absorb the surplus. But restrictions on first-generation ethanol exports have left producers searching for a solution.
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