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No logistical challenges if lower ethanol blend is introduced: Bharat Petroleum chief

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Saptaparno Ghosh
No logistical challenges if lower ethanol blend is introduced: Bharat Petroleum chief
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Bharat Petroleum's CMD stated that oil marketing companies could handle a shift to 10% ethanol-blended petrol if required, though the company clarified there is no current proposal to move away from the 20% blend. The company also expressed concerns regarding the impact of potential Russian oil sanctions on supply chains.

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The discussion reflects India's energy security challenges and the logistical complexities of balancing environmental fuel mandates with global geopolitical pressures.

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Oil marketing companies may not face any logistical challenges if the erstwhile E10 variant of petrol, that is, motor spirit with 10% ethanol blend, is to be parallelly accommodated with the E20 variant, Sanjay Khanna, Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of Bharat Petroleum, told reporters at a media briefing following the annual general meeting of shareholders.

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