India is pressing ahead with a new petrol blend despite concerns from some motorists.
It's World Business Express from the BBC World Service, IMBC Adebayo.
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So the Indian government has ordered fuel companies to sell petrol made up of 20% of ethanol alcohol,
while the move hasn't gone down well with many motorists.
Make a sensible policy that won't impact our vehicles and will benefit the nation.
The profits are going to the ethanol distillers, which are owned by the policymakers.
The ethanol blend is capped at 10% in most countries.
India has implemented a 20% blend and most Indian vehicles aren't compatible with the new fuel.
And so why is India pressing ahead?
I've been speaking to the BBC's South Asia business correspondent Archana Shukla in Deadly.
Government has been on a push to increase ethanol blending in petrol for two big reasons.
One, India imports a lot of crude.
And if we start mixing ethanol, which is locally produced, it reduces India's dependence on crude imports.
And it also supports the agri-economy here in India.
So there has been a sustained push to increase.
Levels of ethanol in petrol.
Till last year, E10, which is 10% ethanol in petrol, was the standard.