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India expands flex-fuel engines to boost ethanol blending, cut oil imports, and enhance energy security.
Flex-fuel engines are growing in India as part of the nation’s ethanol blending and biofuel strategy, with automakers including Toyota, Tata, Mahindra, Suzuki, and Hyundai adopting the technology.
These engines adapt to varying fuel mixtures, supporting renewable energy, cutting emissions, and boosting energy security.
India has achieved 20% ethanol blending in petrol (E20), with future targets possibly reaching 25% to 30%.
Plans are underway for biofuel blends in diesel and aviation fuel, starting with 1% aviation biofuel blending next year.
Infrastructure projects, including plants in Panipat, Bathinda, and Bargarh, are nearing completion, and bamboo is being explored as a fuel source.
The push aims to reduce dependence on imported oil—currently 85%—and advance energy independence.
India expande los motores de combustible flexible para impulsar la mezcla de etanol, reducir las importaciones de petróleo y mejorar la seguridad energética.