Fuel Policy News

The CMD of BPCL initially stated the company was considering E10 petrol options but later retracted the statement, claiming he was misquoted. He clarified that

Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) has clarified there are no current plans to replace E20 petrol with E10 fuel, though discussions are ongoing regarding lower et

A report suggests that E10 petrol may return as a premium fuel, addressing ongoing concerns among motorists regarding the impact of E20 petrol on older vehicles

Amid ongoing consumer concerns about the negative impact of E20 petrol on older engines and mileage, discussions are underway to potentially reintroduce E10 pet

The Chief Economic Adviser's comments on E10 fuel availability surprised officials, but the government is not currently planning to introduce E10 at fuel statio

CEA Nageswaran has suggested bringing back a lower blend of ethanol fuel at pumps, acknowledging potential issues for older vehicles with E20 petrol despite evi

Chief Economic Advisor Nageswaran has suggested reintroducing E10 fuel for older vehicles amidst the Centre's push for E20 petrol, advocating for a more flexibl

Ethanol-blended diesel has failed safety tests due to a significantly lowered flash point, leading the government to rule out its wider use for now, despite ong

The Centre has informed the Rajya Sabha that there is no proposal to revert to E10 petrol, confirming its continued support for the rollout of E20 fuel, in resp

Arvind Kejriwal stated that the government must offer consumers a choice between pure petrol and E-20 at petrol pumps, warning that the current policy could har

Arvind Kejriwal announced a march to the Prime Minister's residence on August 4 to protest E20 fuel, alleging a five-fold increase in ethanol imports. He demand

Kejriwal has called a meeting to discuss the impact of E20 petrol.

Following CJP's success, the E20 Janta Party has launched a campaign against ethanol-blended petrol, demanding transparency, consumer rights, and fuel choice, a

The government has confirmed that premium petrol will remain free of ethanol blending and there are no plans to reintroduce E0 or E10 petrol. The current E20 fu

The Centre has stated that there is no decision yet on increasing ethanol blending in petrol and no plans to sell lower blends.

The E20 controversy, related to an old roadmap, is currently back in the spotlight.