The Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed that starting January 1, 2026, all gasoline blended, processed, and sold for use in gasoline-powered motor vehicles nationwide must be E10 biofuel.
This proposal is outlined in a draft circular regulating the roadmap for blending biofuels with traditional fuels. If implemented, it could mark a significant turning point in Vietnam’s green energy development.
From January 1, 2031, the ministry proposes transitioning all gasoline to E15 (with an ethanol content of 14-15%) or other ethanol blends to be determined by the Minister of Industry and Trade based on actual conditions.
While E10 is not yet mandatory, the ministry encourages organizations and individuals to participate in the production, blending, distribution, and use of biodiesel (B5, B10).
Full story Vietnam may require nationwide use of E10 gasoline by 2026
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