India's Ethanol Blending Programme (EBP) sets out to mix ethanol into petrol nationwide, reducing crude oil imports and giving farm-based feedstock a fuel-grade market to sell into. The blending target has climbed steadily over the past decade, and with it, demand for consistent, fuel-grade ethanol supply from distilleries across the country.
Why it matters for producers
For a plant like ours, the EBP isn't an abstract policy — it's the primary offtake channel for what we produce. Oil marketing companies (OMCs) procure ethanol from registered distilleries to meet blending targets, which means steady demand as long as output meets the required fuel-grade specification.
What "fuel grade" means in practice
- Ethanol purity and moisture content within specified limits
- Consistent batch-to-batch quality suitable for blending with petrol
- Reliable, schedule-able supply volumes for offtake partners
Where a 60 KLPD plant fits
Distilleries are typically classified by daily production capacity in kilolitres per day (KLPD). Our plant runs at 60 KLPD — positioning us as a small-to-mid scale producer supplying into the same blending ecosystem as much larger facilities, with the advantage of proximity to Bihar's feedstock-growing regions.
If you're an OMC, trader, or industrial buyer looking to discuss ethanol supply, get in touch with our team.