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'No controversy': Puri on E25 rollout confusion; Gadkari pushes for multi-fuel future

'No controversy': Puri on E25 rollout confusion; Gadkari pushes for multi-fuel future
Times of India Wednesday 08 July 2026, 06:28 UTC By TOI BUSINESS DESK 1 min read
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The government is addressing concerns about ethanol-blended fuel as E25 preparation begins. Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri stated that automobile manufacturers report no issues with current ethanol blends. He clarified that tests for E25 fuel are ongoing and stakeholder consultations will follow.

The government is addressing concerns about ethanol-blended fuel as E25 preparation begins. Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri stated that automobile manufacturers report no issues with current ethanol blends. He clarified that tests for E25 fuel are ongoing and stakeholder consultations will follow. Meanwhile, Minister Nitin Gadkari is advocating for hydrogen-powered vehicles and their future use. Hydrogen trucks and buses are being introduced, with pilot projects underway for public transport.
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