Bolivia implements incentives to get filling stations to sell ethanol blends

March 20, 2019 |

In Bolivia, the government is putting into policy financial incentives in order to encourage filling stations to sell ethanol-blended Super Ethanol 92 gasoline with an eye on boosting sales to 12.5 million liters from the current 3 million liters. The National Agency of Hydrocarbons has established that station owners will earn .26 cents of profit per liter of Super Ethanol 92 sold compared to 0.19 cents per liter of gasoline. The move is part of the agency’s overall policy simplifying regulations around setting up filling stations that sell biofuels.

Category: Fuels

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