E20 row: Oil companies dispute Karnataka’s findings of excess ethanol in petrol

Three public sector oil marketing companies (OMC) have disputed the Karnataka government's findings that petrol sold at several outlets in the state contained ethanol levels exceeding the prescribed 20% limit. They said the government’s claims were not supported by tests conducted using the prescribed procedures. In a joint statement issued on Friday, November 6, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC),…

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