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Supreme Court Orders Status Quo on Ethanol Supply Allocation for 2025-26

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The Supreme Court of India has directed that the status quo be maintained regarding ethanol supply allocation. The order comes after Attorney General R Venkataramani informed the court that ethanol supply contracts for the 2025-26 cycle had already been finalised in October 2025. The case concerns the allocation of ethanol supplies, which are a key component of India's fuel blending programme. The court's directive effectively freezes any changes to the existing allocation arrangements until further hearing.

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