India, Sept. 25 -- Summary India has revised its export regulations to permit the export of Second Generation (2G) ethanol, requiring companies to obtain export licenses and feedstock certifications.

This move supports sustainable fuel production by utilising waste materials, reducing food competition, and addressing environmental concerns.

The initiative aligns with India's ethanol blending goals and global biofuel trends.

India updated its export rules on September 24, 2025 to allow Second Generation (2G) ethanol to be exported. Companies making 2G ethanol from cellulosic material for fuel and non-fuel purposes will need a valid export authorisation and feedstock certification.

Raw materials for 2G ethanol includes materials such as...