OMCs reject Karnataka’s high-ethanol fuel claim
Oil marketing companies have rejected Karnataka’s claim that fuel sold in the state contains a high proportion of ethanol. The brief report provides no further details on the companies’ reasoning or the fuel-blending levels at issue.
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