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No further excise on E22, higher grades ethanol/petrol
NEW DELHI: The Centre has exempted petrol blended with higher levels of ethanol from excise duty as it seeks to make fuel beyond E20 more attractive for consumers and push voluntary use.
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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…
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India slashes excise duty on ethanol-blended petrol: Key details
India, world's third-largest oil importer and consumer, has waived excise duty on blended petrol. The exemption covers E22, E25, E27 and E30 fuel blends, which contain varying…
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thehindubusinessline.com
Government waives excise duty on petrol with higher ethanol
India waives excise duty on petrol blended with 22%-30% ethanol to promote sustainable fuel use.
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hindustantimes.com
Centre cuts excise duty on petrol blended with ethanol
Govt said there will be a nil excise duty rate for fuel blends that conform to BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards). | India News
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thehindu.com
Higher ethanol blended petrol between 22-30% exempted from central excise duty
Government exempts central excise duty on petrol blended with 22-30% ethanol to promote biofuel use and cleaner transportation.
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Petrol, Diesel price today changed amid excise duty relief on ethanol-blended fuel? Check latest rates in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and other…
Petrol, Diesel price today: Fuel prices remained stable across major Indian cities on June 11, 2026, despite the Centre's excise duty exemption on higher ethanol-blended petrol.…
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Petrol with 22%-30% ethanol blend exempted from central excise duty
The Bureau of Indian Standards had in May notified norms for fuel containing 22%, 25%, 27% and 30% ethyl alcohol by volume.
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India’s E85 fuel rollout: what it means for motorists
Explore India's E85 fuel rollout, its benefits, challenges for motorists, and the future of ethanol in transportation.
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Higher ethanol blends beyond E20 unlikely for now amid vehicle compatibility concerns
After strong advocacy for higher ethanol blending and flex-fuel vehicles by Union Ministers Nitin Gadkari and Hardeep Singh Puri, concerns had grown that India could rapidly move…
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India’s ethanol push needs uniform policies, consumer trust for success
India’s ethanol blending programme needs tax alignment and consumer awareness as the government pushes higher ethanol blends to cut oil imports.
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Watch: Government waives excise duty on E22 to E30 petrol blends
In a move aimed at accelerating the adoption of biofuels, the Centre has exempted central excise duty on petrol blended with 22% to 30% ethanol. The decision comes days after the…
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Higher ethanol mix tax cut a good drive - The Economic Times
India is rolling out incentives for petrol mixed with higher ethanol percentages, marking a significant step in its commitment to bolster ethanol blending. Despite refiners and…
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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…
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No further excise on E22, higher grades ethanol/petrol
NEW DELHI: The Centre has exempted petrol blended with higher levels of ethanol from excise duty as it seeks to make fuel beyond E20 more attractive for consumers and push…