Just recently, key members of the G20 including Brazil, the United States, India, and European countries like Italy have established a Global Biofuels Alliance to accelerate decarbonization of the transportation sector. The initiative targets stronger biofuels admixture in regular fuels and broader use of pure biofuels like ethanol or biodiesel.

The future of mobility is battery-electric or hybrid. This is particularly true for Europe, North America, and China. But clean and efficient combustion engines and hydrogen drives are also part of the drive mix of the future. This is because developments will vary greatly depending on the region of the world. This applies equally to passenger cars and trucks. In emerging markets in particular, the market for vehicles with internal combustion engines is expected to continue to grow, for example in India or South America. Here, sustainable fuels, such as e-fuels or biofuels, will rapidly contribute to the decarbonization of road transport.

Ethanol and other biofuels have proven their efficiency, practicability and competitiveness. With more biofuels, we can move faster towards an emission free society, especially in markets with a strong agricultural sector.