Ethanol & Bioenergy News in English
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115USA, Brazil have gained from ethanol blending
Ethanol blending in the U.S. and Brazil has boosted energy security, reduced emissions, and supported agriculture. U.S. blending began in the 1970s,...
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127Maize diversion for ethanol raises poultry feed, edible oil prices, sparking concerns for sugar industry, soybean farmers
India's ethanol program has significantly increased maize use for biofuel, rising from 1 million tonnes in 2022-23 to a projected 13 million...
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107NHPC Partners with GGGI to drive clean energy Innovations
NHPC and the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) signed an MoU on November 28, 2024, to promote clean energy solutions such as...
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120IIT Bombay and HSBC India collaborate to advance green hydrogen solutions
IIT Bombay and HSBC India launched the Green Hydrogen Programme, selecting six projects for incubation to advance hydrogen production, storage, and utilization....
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116USTC takes more ownership over CM Biomass
USTC has raised its stake in CM Biomass from 67% to 89%, solidifying its position in the wood pellets and biomass market....
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139Biogas plant inaugurated at New Wing Prison, Mauritius
A biogas plant was inaugurated at Beau Bassin’s New Wing Prison, Mauritius, to promote sustainability and inmate rehabilitation. Supported by the UNDP-GEF...
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111Telangana : Activists demand water audit system for ethanol units in
Activists in Telangana demand water audits for ethanol plants amid concerns of excessive water use, citing reports of 8 liters being used...
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102Ethanol supplies drop in November due to feedstock shortage: GEMA
Ethanol supplies have declined in November due to delayed sugarcane crushing and slow FCI procurement, per GEMA. OMCs allocated 837 crore litres...
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98Deputy Prime Minister of Fiji expresses interest in collaborating with Gujarat on ethanol production
Fiji’s Deputy PM Manoa Kamikamica met Gujarat CM Bhupendra Patel in Gandhinagar, focusing on agricultural, dairy, and renewable energy collaboration. Discussions included...
