Ethanol and biodiesel
News and analysis on the renewable fuels at the centre of India's blending programme.
The energy transition, reported from the inside.
Independent news portal on ethanol, biodiesel, biogas, biomass, sustainable aviation fuel and green hydrogen. The fuels and feedstocks reshaping India's energy economy.
What it is
One destination for bioenergy news and insights.
BioEnergyTimes is our independent news portal for the bioenergy sector. Launched in 2024, it covers ethanol, biodiesel, biogas, biomass, sustainable aviation fuel and green hydrogen: the fuels and feedstocks driving India's energy transition.
Bioenergy in India is moving fast, and the policy and technology around it move faster. BioEnergyTimes follows that story closely: where the technology is going, what the regulations now require, and where the opportunities sit.
Who it is for
The people building the transition.
Distillery and plant operators, ethanol and CBG producers, technology and equipment suppliers, OEMs and OMCs, policymakers, investors and researchers tracking where bioenergy is headed.
Much of sugar's future runs through this story. The sugar mill is becoming a biorefinery: the same crush now produces sugar, ethanol, power from bagasse and compressed biogas from press mud. Streams that were once a disposal cost are becoming revenue lines. That shift is the biggest of our industry's lifetime, and it deserves coverage of its own.
The sugar mill is becoming a biorefinery. Every stream that was once a disposal cost is becoming a revenue line.
What it covers
The whole bioenergy picture.
Sustainable aviation fuel
Coverage of SAF as it scales from pilot to industry.
Biogas and biomass
Developments in compressed biogas and biomass energy across the value chain.
Green hydrogen
Progress in green hydrogen as a clean fuel and industrial feedstock.
Questions
The ones we hear most.
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Is there a cost to read it?
Most content is free to read on BioEnergyTimes.com.
Can I contribute?
Yes. We welcome work from industry experts, researchers and professionals. Contact our editorial team to discuss.