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Sweet norm for Bihar 12:06 AM \| January 05,2008 Reliance Industries Ltd is the big private player that’s won a lease for reviving one of the sugar mills on offer in the state FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: Sugar Bihar RIL Ethanol Ethanol blending Sugar cane Farmer
Wishful thinking Quick Edit 12:00 AM \| October 20,2007 Has the government given enough thought to concerns such as assured supply of ethanol FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: Ethanol blending Ethanol Fossil fuel Crude oil Sugar industry
Petroleum ministry says 10% ethanol blending not possible Utpal Bhaskar and Sangeeta Singh 11:00 PM \| October 18,2007 Stabilize 5% blending first; cyclic nature of sugar-cane production in India will lead to problems, officials say FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: Sugarcane Ethanol Ethanol blending Petroleum ministry Sugar
Oil cos say 10% ethanol blending possible, if states don’t interfere Sangeeta Singh 01:37 AM \| August 31,2007 Several states unwilling for even current level of 5%, fearing the impact on their revenues from potable alcohol FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: ethanol blending potable alcohol


Sweet norm for Bihar 12:06 AM \| January 05,2008 Reliance Industries Ltd is the big private player that’s won a lease for reviving one of the sugar mills on offer in the state FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: Sugar Bihar RIL Ethanol Ethanol blending Sugar cane Farmer
Wishful thinking Quick Edit 12:00 AM \| October 20,2007 Has the government given enough thought to concerns such as assured supply of ethanol FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: Ethanol blending Ethanol Fossil fuel Crude oil Sugar industry
Petroleum ministry says 10% ethanol blending not possible Utpal Bhaskar and Sangeeta Singh 11:00 PM \| October 18,2007 Stabilize 5% blending first; cyclic nature of sugar-cane production in India will lead to problems, officials say FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: Sugarcane Ethanol Ethanol blending Petroleum ministry Sugar
Oil cos say 10% ethanol blending possible, if states don’t interfere Sangeeta Singh 01:37 AM \| August 31,2007 Several states unwilling for even current level of 5%, fearing the impact on their revenues from potable alcohol FIND MORE ARTICLES ON: ethanol blending potable alcohol