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Blending of E20+ and petrol exempt from excise duty
The government has removed excise duty on blending over 20% ethanol with petrol. This move supports the use of more domestically produced ethanol. It aims to reduce reliance on imported crude oil. While this exemption is a step towards higher blends, extensive testing is still required. Most current vehicles are compatible with up to E20 blends.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Government may hold off on higher ethanol mandate
NEW DELHI: The government may not immediately mandate a higher level of ethanol blending but leave it to buyers to decide on flex fuel vehicles amid concerns that rushing from E20…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
India waives excise duty on petrol with higher ethanol
India's government is giving consumers a break by waiving excise duty on petrol. This move is tied to the increased use of ethanol blended into the fuel, encouraging a greener…
