E20 row: Keralam to test petrol for excess ethanol blending after Karnataka findings
The Keralam government has ordered tests on petrol samples from four districts following allegations that oil companies are selling fuel with ethanol content ab ...
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Excess ethanol in petrol: Keralam launches random checks at pumps after Karnataka detects high levelsThe Hindu · 8h ago'OMC labs' failure to provide ethanol percentage raised suspicion': Karnataka on 'excess' blending in petrolThe Karnataka government accuses oil marketing companies of exceeding 20% ethanol in petrol, raising engine safety concerns. State demands consumer choice for E10, E20, E30, and pure petrol options ...Deccan Herald · 14h ago
- Petrol in Karnataka found to have excess ethanol blending, Kerala begins fuel inspectionsIndiaToday · 17h ago
Karnataka govt stands by report of over 20% ethanol in petrol, questions oil firms' data on blendingKarnataka minister Rizwan Arshad said state stands by its findings that petrol samples contained more than prescribed 20% ethanol, with some showing up to 31.2%Hindustan Times · 40m ago
Karnataka’s ethanol-blended petrol test results warrant full investigation: Travel operators’ bodyThe Hindu · 1h agoAfter Karnataka's E20 shocker, Keralam collects petrol samples to check ethanol contentKeralam has started collecting petrol samples to test ethanol levels following concerns raised by Karnataka. The state, represented by Minister Anoop Jacob, emphasized consumer rights regarding fuel quality. Inspections have occurred at fuel stations in Kochi, with samples sent for laboratory…Times of India · 2h ago
After Karnataka’s excess ethanol claims, Kerala starts inspections, sample-testing of petrolIndian Express · 9h agoKeralam tests petrol at fuel stations after Karnataka finds 31% of ethanol in E20IndiaToday · 14h ago
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