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Topic · standing beatupdated Thu, 29 Oct, 23:30

Fuel Supply

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World · 29 Oct

Supreme Court: 100 శాతం ఇథనాల్‌ వాహనాలకు అనుమతిస్తే.. సరఫరా ఎలా?: సుప్రీంకోర్టు

AI summaryThe Supreme Court questioned the Central Government on how fuel supply logistics would be managed if 100% ethanol vehicles are permitted. This arose after the Centre recently allowed flex-fuel vehicles to use E100 (100% ethanol) despite a minister stating there are no plans to increase the ethanol blending limit in petrol beyond 20%. The bench, while hearing petitions regarding ethanol allocations for the 2025-26 Ethanol Supply Year, emphasized the need to consider public interest, environmental factors, and the benefits to farmers.

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