E95

E95 is an alphanumeric designation that can refer to several different concepts in distinct contexts. It is most commonly encountered as a code in transportation and energy, and its meaning depends on the domain in which it is used.

In international road networks, E95 denotes a north–south route that is part of the United Nations International E-road network. The route links multiple countries and serves as a corridor for both international freight and passenger travel. Signage and maintenance are coordinated by national authorities under UNECE guidelines, and the exact path of the E95 can vary as networks are updated or extended.

In the fuels and energy sector, E95 is used to describe a high-ethanol fuel grade, typically indicating a composition around 95% ethanol with small amounts of additives or denaturants as dictated by regional standards. This grade is intended for vehicles equipped to tolerate high ethanol content, such as dedicated flex-fuel or ethanol-compatible engines. Availability and regulatory requirements differ by country, and infrastructure for dispensing high-ethanol blends may be limited in some regions.

Aside from these, E95 may appear as a product code, model number, or internal designation in various industries. Because alphanumeric codes like E95 are not unique to a single standard, determining its precise meaning requires context about the field and locale in which it is used.