ethanol

A consignment belonging to Green Fuel, the country’s biggest ethanol producer, has been intercepted by the Zimbabwe Anti-Corruption Commission (Zacc) at Beitbridge Border Post after being flagged as possible contraband.
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By Farayi Machamire Government has reduced mandatory petrol blending from 15 percent to five percent due to ethanol shortages. Authorities imposed mandatory blending, which was increased to 15 percent from 10 percent in 2015, in a…
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HARARE - Zimbabwe's energy sector regulator says it is ready to licence new ethanol producers to avoid dependency on a single supplier, Green Fuel (GF).
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Workers at Green Fuel, the company, which has gone into partnership with government to produce ethanol in Chisumbanje, have claimed they are working under deplorable conditions with no overtime and no benefits.
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The mandatory blending of petrol with ethanol to levels beyond E10 is being challenged in court.
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On Wednesday an Inter-Ministerial Committee chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara and looking into the stalled Chisumbanje Ethanol Project issued a statement summarizing their investigations and recommendations.
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A cabinet taskforce put together to investigate the controversial Chisumbanje ethanol project on Wednesday announced that Zimbabwe will introduce mandatory blending of fuel after changes to the ownership structure.
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Former fitness trainer and ZANU PF aligned businessman Temba Mliswa, has blown open the ZANU PF patronage system by spilling the beans on how he used his political connections to help controversial businessman Billy Rautenbach.
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