The Global Biofuel Alliance, founded by India, Brazil, and the United States, collectively responsible for 85% of global ethanol production, is an international initiative to foster collaboration in the biofuel sector. The alliance aspires to influence the global energy landscape and work toward achieving the net-zero emissions target.

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3. Global Biofuel Alliance
• Founded by India, Brazil, and the United
States, responsible for 85% of global ethanol
production, this international initiative
promotes cooperation in the biofuel sector. It
aims to reshape global energy landscape and
achieve net-zero emissions.

4. Membership
• Core members include India, Brazil, and the
United States. Other nations can join by
endorsing its foundational document. Currently,
19 additional countries like Italy, Kenya, and the
UAE express interest. Membership includes
countries, partner organizations, and industries,
fostering collaboration for biofuel progress.

5. Global Biofuel Alliance Objectives:
• Enhance Global Collaboration: Foster worldwide cooperation to
encourage the use of biofuels.
• Develop Strong Biofuel Markets: Create robust markets and facilitate
international biofuel trade.
• Promote Sustainable Transport: Encourage eco-friendly biofuels for
transportation.
• Offer Policy Guidance: Provide support and knowledge-sharing for
national biofuel programs.
• Showcase Best Practices: Highlight successful biofuel case studies and
practices.
• Cooperate with Global Initiatives: Collaborate with existing organizations
focused on bioenergy, bioeconomy, and energy transition to amplify
global efforts.

6. BenefitsofGlobalBiofuel Alliance(GBA) forIndia:
• Access to Advanced Tech: GBA helps India get advanced technologies and funds for
climate projects.
• More Ethanol in Fuel: India aims for E-20 fuel (20% ethanol) by 2025-26, and GBA
can help by sharing experiences from countries like Brazil.
• Flexible Cars: India can work with Brazil to adopt flexible cars that use different fuels,
reducing pollution and oil imports.
• Leading in Climate Action: Being part of GBA shows India's commitment to fighting
climate change and being eco-friendly.
• Biofuel Exports: India can become a major biofuel seller globally with GBA's support.
• Less Dependence on Foreign Oil: GBA promotes biofuels, reducing India's need for
foreign oil.
• Supporting Farmers: Biofuel production helps farmers, and GBA can make more
opportunities for them, especially when sugar prices are low.

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