LPG tension over? Now the new stove will run on water and ethanol, expenses will also be less, know how it will work

By Samira Vishwas On May 26, 2026

Ethanol Stove Technology: This new ethanol-based stove technology has been completely developed in India. Its special thing is that not only ethanol but also water is used in it. This stove runs on a mixture of water and about 7 percent ethanol, which burns the fire and cooks food.

Now food will be cooked from ethanol gas stove

Water Ethanol Gas Stove: These days there have been reports of shortage of LPG gas cylinders in the country. Some people faced difficulty in booking gas, while at many places cylinders were not available on time. However, the government says that there is no shortage of LPG in the country and the supply remains normal. Meanwhile, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has launched a new ethanol-powered stove technology in Nagpur. He says that this stove can prove to be cheaper and a better option for the environment than LPG.

The stove will run on a mixture of water and ethanol

This new ethanol-based stove technology has been completely developed in India. Its special thing is that not only ethanol but also water is used in it. This stove runs on a mixture of water and about 7 percent ethanol, which burns the fire and cooks food. It is being claimed that this technology is less expensive than LPG gas and it also causes less pollution.

How will the stove work?

This ethanol-powered stove is said to be very easy to use.
This stove has a special burner or fuel tank, into which ethanol is poured.
After switching on the stove, the fire keeps burning continuously, due to which food can be cooked easily.

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What are the benefits of ethanol stoves?

Ethanol is a type of fuel, which is mainly prepared from sugarcane and other crops.
According to Nitin Gadkari, this stove can help in cooking at a lower cost than LPG gas.
This can reduce the monthly kitchen expenses of homes and hotels.
Compared to wood, coal and kerosene, it emits less smoke, due to which the air inside the house remains cleaner.
With this technology, India’s dependence on LPG gas coming from abroad can be reduced.
Farmers cultivating sugarcane and maize can get financial benefit from this.
Using ethanol stoves can reduce cooking costs.