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The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a draught notification proposing to recognise E100 (or 100% ethanol) arsenic an approved automotive fuel, clearing the mode for certification and large-scale accumulation of vehicles susceptible of moving wholly connected ethanol.
The projected amendments subordinate to Rule 115, sub-rule (18) of the Central Motor Vehicles Rules (CMVR), which governs the designation and specification of alternate fuels successful India. A cardinal alteration allows vehicles earlier approved for up to 85% ethanol blends to present beryllium certified for 100% ethanol (E100), paving the mode for axenic ethanol-powered vehicles alternatively than conscionable blended substance options
