How much water is required to make 1 liter of ethanol? The central government finally told the truth; ‘They’ rejected all claims!

• How much water is required to make 1 liter of ethanol?
• The central government has finally told the truth
• ‘They’ rejected all claims!

in petrol On the various claims and rumors circulating on social media regarding ethanol blending (E20). By the government Has taken a firm stance. The government has officially released a detailed report debunking ten major misleading claims about ethanol blends based on technical and scientific facts. The government has clarified that the E20 program is completely safe and is being implemented in compliance with international standards.

How much water is required to produce 1 liter of ethanol?

It was claimed on social media that it takes 10,000 liters of water to produce 1 liter of ethanol. Responding to this, the government clarified that ethanol is mainly produced from surplus grains and maize i.e. from the stock left over after ensuring food security. In reality, only 3 to 5 liters of treated water are required to produce one liter of ethanol, and modern distilleries recycle this water using ‘zero liquid discharge’ technology. Moreover, tests conducted by the ‘Automotive Research Association of India’ (ARAI) have shown that E20 fuel reduces carbon monoxide emissions in two-wheelers by around 50 percent and four-wheelers by up to 30 percent.

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There is no risk to the engine, mileage or warranty

Claims such as engine damage, reduction in mileage and voiding of warranty have also been said by the government to be completely baseless. Evaluations have shown that there is no significant negative impact on mileage. Conversely, ethanol’s higher octane rating improves vehicle ‘pickup’ and makes the driving experience more pleasant. A SIAM and PIB fact check has clarified that using E20 fuel following the prescribed standards does not adversely affect the warranty or insurance coverage of the vehicle.

A major success story of the ethanol blending program

Since 2014-15, this program has played a significant role in the country’s economy and environmental conservation. According to government data, the initiative has so far saved over Rs 1.90 lakh crore in foreign exchange. Also, farmers have received prompt payments totaling over Rs 1.60 lakh crore. Ethanol blending in India, which was only 1.5 per cent in 2013-14, is on track to successfully meet the target of 20 per cent (E20) by December 2025; Which has significantly reduced the country’s dependence on crude oil.

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