Philippines Eyes Higher Bioethanol Blend Amid Soaring Gas Prices
The Philippine government is considering raising the mandatory bioethanol blend from the current 10% (E10) to 15% (E15) to address soaring gasoline prices exceeding P100 per liter, aiming to temper domestic fuel costs.
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