PPAC unveils 2026-27 journal edition on clean transportation fuels
To advance policy discussions on transportation fuels and mobility transformation within India’s energy planning framework, the Petroleum Planning & Analysis Cell has unveiled the sixth edition of its journal. This edition focuses on multi-fuel pathways, emerging technologies and sustainable infrastructure in the context of the goal of a Viksit Bharat by 2047.
Highlights
- PPAC released the sixth edition of its journal for 2026-27, themed ‘Reimagining Mobility: Future Transportation Fuels for Viksit Bharat 2047’.
- The journal discusses alternative fuels, including biofuels, CBG, natural gas, hydrogen, SAF and e-fuels, as well as decarbonization and policy frameworks.
- The publication provides an integrated snapshot of data for each state and union territory, including oil and gas indicators, population projections, per capita income and GSDP.
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Journal focus and thematic scope
According to the PPAC, the sixth edition of the journal is themed “Reimagining Mobility: Future Transportation Fuels for Viksit Bharat 2047” and highlights the transition towards a clean, resilient and future-ready mobility system in India. It covers topics such as multi-fuel mobility pathways, vehicle electrification, emerging vehicle technologies and sustainable infrastructure.The publication also features content on alternative fuels such as biofuels, CBG, natural gas, hydrogen, SAF and e-fuels. It also discusses the decarbonization of road, rail, aviation and maritime transport, multi-energy retailing, policy and regulatory frameworks, and global best practices.
Focus on state-level energy data and industry utility
This 2026-27 edition has been released as Volume-I and is presented in a snapshot format, providing key oil and gas indicators for each state and union territory. It also includes important demographic and economic metrics such as population projections, per capita income and GSDP.PPAC’s snapshot of India’s oil and gas sector brings together the latest available monthly data and historical time series in a single volume. It gives policymakers, industry participants and market analysts an integrated reference for regional energy demand, infrastructure and fuel transition trends.
Earlier, we reported that India’s clean energy investment rose 15 percent to $72 billion.
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