The E20 solution: What Europe can learn from India’s ethanol success story
Europe's transition towards climate neutrality is taking place against an increasingly complex global backdrop, writes Atul Mulay, chairman of the Bioenergy Committee at the Indian Federation of Green Energy (IFGE) in Biofuels International magazine.
Geopolitical uncertainties, energy market volatility, and the imperative to strengthen energy security have renewed discussions on the role of sustainable, domestically produced renewable fuels alongside electrification.
As Europe evaluates the next phase of ethanol blending, including the possible adoption of E20 as a way to reduce emissions from the existing and future car fleet, experiences from other regions can provide valuable perspectives on the broader economic, environmental, and societal impacts of well-designed biofuel programmes.
