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Ethanol Blending Saved Consumers Rs 30 Per Litre on Petrol, Says Government

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The Indian government has credited ethanol blending with saving consumers approximately Rs 30 per litre on petrol prices. Despite global crude oil prices surging to $135 per barrel, fuel retail prices were held steady for 75 days. E20 petrol is currently priced at Rs 102 per litre in Delhi. The government also dismissed allegations that foodgrains were being diverted for ethanol production.

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