The case in which a Harare resident is challenging the mandatory blending of petrol with ethanol to levels beyond E10 will be heard at the Constitutional Court on November 8. Government introduced mandatory blending ratios of E15 on November 30 last year and wanted the ratios increased to E20 by March this year. But Tabani Mpofu took the Zimbabwe Energy Regulatory Authority (Zera), Energy and Power Development Minister Dzikamai Mavhaire and Green Fuels to court over the issue.
He filed the application at the Constitutional Court last December challenging Green Fuel's monopoly and blending ratios.
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