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Ethanol pilot project
By Our Special Correspondent
MUMBAI, JUNE 25. The Union Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas,
Mr. Ram Naik, commissioned the third pilot project for doping of
petrol with ethanol at Bharat Petroleum installation, Panewadi,
Maharashtra on Sunday.This project is of immense importance to
the country as the same will, besides helping reduce
environmental pollution, help ascertain viability of
supplementing the limited hydrocarbon resources with ethanol,
stated a note from Bharat Petroleum. Though ethanol blended
petrol is being used in the U.S. and Brazil, the same is being
initiated by the Central Government only now.
The Panewadi project would involve supply of ethanol blended
petrol to customers in parts of Nashik, Aurangabad and Ahmednagar
districts of Maharashtra. Doping of ethanol, a by-product of the
sugar industry, with petrol supplies extra oxygen for complete
combustion, resultantly reducing the levels of carbon monoxide in
auto emissions.
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