India is set to hit the accelerator on its ethanol drive, laying the groundwork for a wider ethanol fuel network as it looks to cut down dependence on imported fossil fuels. Under the plan, ethanol dispensing stations will begin appearing in several cities, with the network set for a sharp expansion over the next two years.

Petroleum Minister Hardeep Puri announces 5,200 ethanol fuel stations to boost flex-fuel vehicle adoption across key Indian cities.

India announces 100 new ethanol fuel stations in Delhi-NCR and Maharashtra to boost farmer income and reduce fossil fuel imports.

India is launching E85 fuel on Friday. This is an 80-85% ethanol-blended petrol. The move aims to boost flex fuel mobility across the nation. Minister Hardeep Singh Puri will…