E100 Fuel Regulations Approved
On 13th June 2026, the government announces that it has approved regulations permitting vehicles to operate on E100 fuel, marking a major step in expanding the use of ethanol-based fuels beyond the existing E20 programme.
What is E100 Fuel?
- E100 refers to fuel containing 100% ethanol with no petrol blending.
- Ethanol is a renewable biofuel primarily produced from:
- Sugarcane molasses
- Sugarcane juice
- Damaged food grains
- Maize and other agricultural feedstocks
- It burns cleaner than conventional fossil fuels and can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Key Features
- The regulations allow manufacturers to develop and market vehicles specifically designed for E100 fuel.
- Vehicles running on ....
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