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Ethanol Blending With Petrol Made Mandatory
By Mr Ethanol | October 10, 2007
Hindu Business Line:
The five per cent blending of ethanol with petrol has been made mandatory across the country expect in J&K, the North East and Island Territories.
The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) on Tuesday also gave its approval to make 10 per cent blending optional from October this year and mandatory from October 2008, except in the exempted areas.
It also approved a uniform purchase price of Rs 21.50 per litre ex-factory for supply of ethanol which can be implemented all over the country for the next three years.
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