OMCs question Karnataka E20 report and seek more procedure details
In short
State-owned oil marketing companies said they tested 56 samples across Karnataka and found an average 19.3% ethanol content in vehicle fuel. They also rejected Karnataka’s E20 report and asked for more details about the testing method.
What the reporting says
State-owned OMCs said the 56 samples they tested from across Karnataka showed an average 19.3% ethanol content in vehicular fuel. The companies refuted Karnataka’s E20 report and sought additional details about the procedure used in the state findings. The response centers on testing methodology and measured ethanol levels.
Why it matters
The state-owned OMCs said their 56 fuel samples from across Karnataka showed an average 19.3% ethanol content, and they rejected Karnataka’s E20 report while seeking more procedural details. The dispute focuses on fuel testing methodology and measured ethanol levels in vehicular fuel. The issue could affect how the state report is assessed by stakeholders involved in fuel standards.