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TruAltl Bioenergy Bags Rs 3.90 Bn Bioethanol Order from OMCs
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

TruAltl Bioenergy Bags Rs 3.90 Bn Bioethanol Order from OMCs

TruAltl Bioenergy has secured a significant Rs 3.90 billion order from Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) to supply 1G bioethanol. This development underscores India's push towards renewable fuels and reducing carbon emissions in the transportation sector.

The order involves supplying bioethanol to OMCs for blending with petrol, aimed at promoting cleaner fuels and enhancing energy security. TruAltl Bioenergy, known for its expertise in biofuel production, will leverage advanced technologies to meet the stringent quality standards required for fuel blending.

The bioethanol will be sourced from sustainable agricultural feedstocks, contributing to rural livelihoods and promoting agricultural diversification. This initiative aligns with India's Ethanol Blending Programme (EBP) goals, aimed at reducing dependence on fossil fuels and mitigating environmental impact.

TruAltl Bioenergy's capacity to fulfil such a large order highlights its robust infrastructure and commitment to sustainable development. The company's operations are poised to support the government's efforts in achieving ethanol blending targets and fostering a greener economy.

The collaboration between TruAltl Bioenergy and OMCs marks a significant step towards achieving India's renewable energy ambitions and promoting a cleaner energy future. It sets a precedent for expanding bioethanol production and utilisation, contributing to sustainable growth in the energy sector.

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TruAltl Bioenergy has secured a significant Rs 3.90 billion order from Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) to supply 1G bioethanol. This development underscores India's push towards renewable fuels and reducing carbon emissions in the transportation sector. The order involves supplying bioethanol to OMCs for blending with petrol, aimed at promoting cleaner fuels and enhancing energy security. TruAltl Bioenergy, known for its expertise in biofuel production, will leverage advanced technologies to meet the stringent quality standards required for fuel blending. The bioethanol will be sourced from sustainable agricultural feedstocks, contributing to rural livelihoods and promoting agricultural diversification. This initiative aligns with India's Ethanol Blending Programme (EBP) goals, aimed at reducing dependence on fossil fuels and mitigating environmental impact. TruAltl Bioenergy's capacity to fulfil such a large order highlights its robust infrastructure and commitment to sustainable development. The company's operations are poised to support the government's efforts in achieving ethanol blending targets and fostering a greener economy. The collaboration between TruAltl Bioenergy and OMCs marks a significant step towards achieving India's renewable energy ambitions and promoting a cleaner energy future. It sets a precedent for expanding bioethanol production and utilisation, contributing to sustainable growth in the energy sector.

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