New Delhi, June 14 -- India's biofuel sector is slowly moving from a stage of promise to partial implementation, supported by strong government policies, rising need for decarbonization, and the push for rural value creation, according to a report by YES Securities.

The report highlighted that while government support through initiatives like SAMARTH (for biomass), E20 (for ethanol), and SATAT (for compressed biogas or CBG) remains strong, the actual progress in building the required infrastructure is uneven across different segments.

It said "India's biofuel sector is transitioning from promise to partial implementation, driven by policy tailwinds".

Among all segments, ethanol blending has shown significant progress, with around 18 pe...