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India Hits 20% Ethanol Blending Target, No Plans to Go Higher Yet

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India has achieved its 20% ethanol blending target five years ahead of schedule, a government minister informed the Rajya Sabha. The blending ratio has risen sharply from just 1.53% in 2013-14 to 20% in the 2025-26 supply year. This milestone was reached after more than two decades of phased implementation. However, the minister clarified that no decision has been made regarding ethanol blending beyond the current 20% level.

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