India Becomes World’s Third-Largest Biofuel Producer
On 3rd March 2025, Government announced that India emerged as the third-largest biofuel producer globally, accelerating its transition toward cleaner and renewable energy.
Key Achievements in Biofuel Production
- Ethanol blending in petrol has reached 19.6% as of January 2025, with India set to achieve 20% blending five years ahead of its 2030 target.
- The initiative has saved Rs. 85,000 crore in foreign exchange and reduced CO₂ emissions equivalent to planting 175 million trees.
- India has now the fourth-largest in LNG terminal capacity, ensuring stable energy supplies.
- The country holds the fourth-largest refining capacity globally and ranks seventh in refined petroleum exports.
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