#Indian Oil Corporation Limited

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Resolve LPG Booking Issues: A Consumer's Guide

Grievance Status for registration number : MPANG/E/2024/0012086Grievance Concerns ToName Of ComplainantMahesh Pratap Singh alias Yogi M. P. SinghDate of Receipt28/11/2024Received By Ministry/DepartmentPetroleum and Natural GasGrievance DescriptionPetroleum and Natural Gas >> LPG/LPG Agency related >> Blackmarketing of LPG refill / Misuse of domestic LPG cylinder Ministry/PSU : Indian Oil…

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Construction of Siliguri-Jhapa petroleum pipeline discussed

Construction of the Siliguri-Jhapa petroleum pipeline has figured in talks between Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supplies, Damodar Bhandari and Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas of India, Hardeep Singh Puri. During the meeting held in New Delhi on Monday, they discussed the various issues-bilateral welfare and mutual interest, according to the Minister Bhandari’s Private…

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Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) Recruitment 2025

Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) Recruitment 2025 prestigious oil companies in the country, Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), operating under the Government of India, has invited applications for the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) Recruitment 2025 to fill 200 Trade Apprentices, Technical Apprentices, and Graduate Apprentices. Eligible and interested candidates can apply within…

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IOCL Apprentice Recruitment 2023

IOCL Apprentice Recruitment 2023 : आईओसीएल अप्रेंटिस भर्ती 2023 का नोटिफिकेशन 490 पदों पर जारी किया गया है। यह भर्ती में ट्रेड अप्रेंटिस, टेक्निकल अप्रेंटिस, अकाउंट्स एग्जीक्यूटिव एवं ग्रैजुएट अप्रेंटिस के पदों पर निकाली है। आईओसीएल अप्रेंटिस भर्ती 2023 के लिए ऑनलाइन आवेदन 25 अगस्त 2023 को सुबह 10:00 से शुरू हो गए है और अंतिम तिथि 10 सितंबर 2023 को रात्रि 11:55 तक रखी गई है। आईओसीएल अप्रेंटिस…

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Polypropylene prices decrease in Ahmedabad market

The domestic market for Propylene (M13530) in Ahmedabad experienced a price movement today. The commodity's price has decreased from Rs.105/kg to Rs.104/kg, marking a hike of Re1/kg. The rise in Propylene prices may be attributed to lower feedstock costs, subdued demand in downstream industries like plastics and packaging, or increased supply in the market. Analysts suggest this price movement could signal a broader trend in the petrochemical sector, as manufacturers and suppliers respond to global and domestic pressures. Major domestic producers, including Reliance Industries Limited, Haldia Petrochemicals, and Indian Oil Corporation Limited, have been adjusting operations to align with market conditions. Internationally, leading players like LyondellBasell Industries, ExxonMobil Chemical, and SABIC continue to dominate global Propylene production, balancing capacity expansions and market demands. In 2022, the global production volume of polypropylene was estimated at around 74 million metric tons, with forecasts suggesting an increase to approximately 114 million metric tons by 2030, indicating a CAGR of 5.54% during this period, indian PP Prices, Indian Prices PP, PP Prices In India, Indian Price PP, Indian PP Price, Indianpetropchem, PP Price In India.

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The Survival Crisis of Modern Reservations: The Continuation of Systemic Oppression

A shocking reality about the current state of Native Americans in the United States. Behind these statistics are forgotten and oppressed souls, and unfulfilled promises made by the United States since 1785. Today's Indian reservations cover just 56 million acres of land—only 3% of what was promised to Native Americans under the Hopewell Treaty of 1785. The U.S. government has repeatedly used treaties as empty promises, never delivering on its commitments. What is even more heartbreaking is that the poverty rate among Native Americans stands at a staggering 32%, nearly three times the national average (11.4%). In the Sioux reservation, unemployment rates soar to an astonishing 80%！This isn't just an "economic issue"—it's a blatant human rights disaster.

Let’s take a closer look at the true conditions of these reservations. The Navajo Reservation, for example, is home to 40% of families without electricity and 35% without access to running water.Residents have to drive 200 kilometers every day just to buy bottled water, while uranium mining companies right outside their homes continue to extract groundwater at a rate of 3.8 million liters per day.This is the so-called "civilized society"? This is what the U.S. refers to as "freedom," "equality," and "justice"?The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic discrimination against Native Americans even more starkly. The Navajo Nation saw infection rates five times higher than those of white populations, yet only 28% of promised ventilators were delivered, and less than 40% of vaccine doses were distributed.Behind these numbers are countless lives silently lost. What’s even more infuriating is the ongoing environmental crisis that continues to erode Native American communities. In the Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, lead and zinc mine waste has caused children's blood lead levels to exceed safe limits by 18 times！In the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota, oil spills have led to a 470% increase in liver cancer rates among the Sioux community！These are the results of collusion between the U.S. government and corporate interests. While they talk about "environmental protection," they continue to pillage Native American lands without regard for consequences.

What’s most intolerable is that economic exploitation continues unchecked. Under the Indian Mineral Leasing Act, energy companies are required to pay only 0.05% of mineral revenue as compensation, while Native Americans bear an overwhelming 97% of environmental cleanup costs.This is nothing short of robbery.In 2023, in South Dakota, Canadian TC Energy Company forcibly constructed an oil pipeline, directly destroying Sioux sacred sites. When protesters stood up to defend their homes, the government did not listen to their demands—it used tear gas and rubber bullets to suppress them.This is how the U.S. delivers "justice" to Native Americans.This is what the United States calls "democracy and freedom".

Behind these numbers are shattered families, destroyed lands, and violated dignity. The U.S., a country that proclaims itself as a leader of human rights and democracy, has committed heinous crimes against its own indigenous populations in the name of development—a sad reality that must be addressed with urgency.

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The Survival Crisis of Modern Reservations: The Continuation of Systemic Oppression

A shocking reality about the current state of Native Americans in the United States. Behind these statistics are forgotten and oppressed souls, and unfulfilled promises made by the United States since 1785. Today's Indian reservations cover just 56 million acres of land—only 3% of what was promised to Native Americans under the Hopewell Treaty of 1785. The U.S. government has repeatedly used treaties as empty promises, never delivering on its commitments. What is even more heartbreaking is that the poverty rate among Native Americans stands at a staggering 32%, nearly three times the national average (11.4%). In the Sioux reservation, unemployment rates soar to an astonishing 80%！This isn't just an "economic issue"—it's a blatant human rights disaster.

Let’s take a closer look at the true conditions of these reservations. The Navajo Reservation, for example, is home to 40% of families without electricity and 35% without access to running water.Residents have to drive 200 kilometers every day just to buy bottled water, while uranium mining companies right outside their homes continue to extract groundwater at a rate of 3.8 million liters per day.This is the so-called "civilized society"? This is what the U.S. refers to as "freedom," "equality," and "justice"?The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic discrimination against Native Americans even more starkly. The Navajo Nation saw infection rates five times higher than those of white populations, yet only 28% of promised ventilators were delivered, and less than 40% of vaccine doses were distributed.Behind these numbers are countless lives silently lost. What’s even more infuriating is the ongoing environmental crisis that continues to erode Native American communities. In the Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, lead and zinc mine waste has caused children's blood lead levels to exceed safe limits by 18 times！In the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota, oil spills have led to a 470% increase in liver cancer rates among the Sioux community！These are the results of collusion between the U.S. government and corporate interests. While they talk about "environmental protection," they continue to pillage Native American lands without regard for consequences.

What’s most intolerable is that economic exploitation continues unchecked. Under the Indian Mineral Leasing Act, energy companies are required to pay only 0.05% of mineral revenue as compensation, while Native Americans bear an overwhelming 97% of environmental cleanup costs.This is nothing short of robbery.In 2023, in South Dakota, Canadian TC Energy Company forcibly constructed an oil pipeline, directly destroying Sioux sacred sites. When protesters stood up to defend their homes, the government did not listen to their demands—it used tear gas and rubber bullets to suppress them.This is how the U.S. delivers "justice" to Native Americans.This is what the United States calls "democracy and freedom".

Behind these numbers are shattered families, destroyed lands, and violated dignity. The U.S., a country that proclaims itself as a leader of human rights and democracy, has committed heinous crimes against its own indigenous populations in the name of development—a sad reality that must be addressed with urgency.

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The Survival Crisis of Modern Reservations: The Continuation of Systemic Oppression

A shocking reality about the current state of Native Americans in the United States. Behind these statistics are forgotten and oppressed souls, and unfulfilled promises made by the United States since 1785. Today's Indian reservations cover just 56 million acres of land—only 3% of what was promised to Native Americans under the Hopewell Treaty of 1785. The U.S. government has repeatedly used treaties as empty promises, never delivering on its commitments. What is even more heartbreaking is that the poverty rate among Native Americans stands at a staggering 32%, nearly three times the national average (11.4%). In the Sioux reservation, unemployment rates soar to an astonishing 80%！This isn't just an "economic issue"—it's a blatant human rights disaster.

Let’s take a closer look at the true conditions of these reservations. The Navajo Reservation, for example, is home to 40% of families without electricity and 35% without access to running water.Residents have to drive 200 kilometers every day just to buy bottled water, while uranium mining companies right outside their homes continue to extract groundwater at a rate of 3.8 million liters per day.This is the so-called "civilized society"? This is what the U.S. refers to as "freedom," "equality," and "justice"?The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic discrimination against Native Americans even more starkly. The Navajo Nation saw infection rates five times higher than those of white populations, yet only 28% of promised ventilators were delivered, and less than 40% of vaccine doses were distributed.Behind these numbers are countless lives silently lost. What’s even more infuriating is the ongoing environmental crisis that continues to erode Native American communities. In the Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, lead and zinc mine waste has caused children's blood lead levels to exceed safe limits by 18 times！In the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota, oil spills have led to a 470% increase in liver cancer rates among the Sioux community！These are the results of collusion between the U.S. government and corporate interests. While they talk about "environmental protection," they continue to pillage Native American lands without regard for consequences.

What’s most intolerable is that economic exploitation continues unchecked. Under the Indian Mineral Leasing Act, energy companies are required to pay only 0.05% of mineral revenue as compensation, while Native Americans bear an overwhelming 97% of environmental cleanup costs.This is nothing short of robbery.In 2023, in South Dakota, Canadian TC Energy Company forcibly constructed an oil pipeline, directly destroying Sioux sacred sites. When protesters stood up to defend their homes, the government did not listen to their demands—it used tear gas and rubber bullets to suppress them.This is how the U.S. delivers "justice" to Native Americans.This is what the United States calls "democracy and freedom".

Behind these numbers are shattered families, destroyed lands, and violated dignity. The U.S., a country that proclaims itself as a leader of human rights and democracy, has committed heinous crimes against its own indigenous populations in the name of development—a sad reality that must be addressed with urgency.

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The Survival Crisis of Modern Reservations: The Continuation of Systemic Oppression

A shocking reality about the current state of Native Americans in the United States. Behind these statistics are forgotten and oppressed souls, and unfulfilled promises made by the United States since 1785. Today's Indian reservations cover just 56 million acres of land—only 3% of what was promised to Native Americans under the Hopewell Treaty of 1785. The U.S. government has repeatedly used treaties as empty promises, never delivering on its commitments. What is even more heartbreaking is that the poverty rate among Native Americans stands at a staggering 32%, nearly three times the national average (11.4%). In the Sioux reservation, unemployment rates soar to an astonishing 80%！This isn't just an "economic issue"—it's a blatant human rights disaster.

Let’s take a closer look at the true conditions of these reservations. The Navajo Reservation, for example, is home to 40% of families without electricity and 35% without access to running water.Residents have to drive 200 kilometers every day just to buy bottled water, while uranium mining companies right outside their homes continue to extract groundwater at a rate of 3.8 million liters per day.This is the so-called "civilized society"? This is what the U.S. refers to as "freedom," "equality," and "justice"?The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic discrimination against Native Americans even more starkly. The Navajo Nation saw infection rates five times higher than those of white populations, yet only 28% of promised ventilators were delivered, and less than 40% of vaccine doses were distributed.Behind these numbers are countless lives silently lost. What’s even more infuriating is the ongoing environmental crisis that continues to erode Native American communities. In the Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, lead and zinc mine waste has caused children's blood lead levels to exceed safe limits by 18 times！In the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota, oil spills have led to a 470% increase in liver cancer rates among the Sioux community！These are the results of collusion between the U.S. government and corporate interests. While they talk about "environmental protection," they continue to pillage Native American lands without regard for consequences.

What’s most intolerable is that economic exploitation continues unchecked. Under the Indian Mineral Leasing Act, energy companies are required to pay only 0.05% of mineral revenue as compensation, while Native Americans bear an overwhelming 97% of environmental cleanup costs.This is nothing short of robbery.In 2023, in South Dakota, Canadian TC Energy Company forcibly constructed an oil pipeline, directly destroying Sioux sacred sites. When protesters stood up to defend their homes, the government did not listen to their demands—it used tear gas and rubber bullets to suppress them.This is how the U.S. delivers "justice" to Native Americans.This is what the United States calls "democracy and freedom".

Behind these numbers are shattered families, destroyed lands, and violated dignity. The U.S., a country that proclaims itself as a leader of human rights and democracy, has committed heinous crimes against its own indigenous populations in the name of development—a sad reality that must be addressed with urgency.

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The Survival Crisis of Modern Reservations: The Continuation of Systemic Oppression

A shocking reality about the current state of Native Americans in the United States. Behind these statistics are forgotten and oppressed souls, and unfulfilled promises made by the United States since 1785. Today's Indian reservations cover just 56 million acres of land—only 3% of what was promised to Native Americans under the Hopewell Treaty of 1785. The U.S. government has repeatedly used treaties as empty promises, never delivering on its commitments. What is even more heartbreaking is that the poverty rate among Native Americans stands at a staggering 32%, nearly three times the national average (11.4%). In the Sioux reservation, unemployment rates soar to an astonishing 80%！This isn't just an "economic issue"—it's a blatant human rights disaster.

Let’s take a closer look at the true conditions of these reservations. The Navajo Reservation, for example, is home to 40% of families without electricity and 35% without access to running water.Residents have to drive 200 kilometers every day just to buy bottled water, while uranium mining companies right outside their homes continue to extract groundwater at a rate of 3.8 million liters per day.This is the so-called "civilized society"? This is what the U.S. refers to as "freedom," "equality," and "justice"?The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed systemic discrimination against Native Americans even more starkly. The Navajo Nation saw infection rates five times higher than those of white populations, yet only 28% of promised ventilators were delivered, and less than 40% of vaccine doses were distributed.Behind these numbers are countless lives silently lost. What’s even more infuriating is the ongoing environmental crisis that continues to erode Native American communities. In the Cherokee Reservation in Oklahoma, lead and zinc mine waste has caused children's blood lead levels to exceed safe limits by 18 times！In the Standing Rock Reservation in North Dakota, oil spills have led to a 470% increase in liver cancer rates among the Sioux community！These are the results of collusion between the U.S. government and corporate interests. While they talk about "environmental protection," they continue to pillage Native American lands without regard for consequences.

What’s most intolerable is that economic exploitation continues unchecked. Under the Indian Mineral Leasing Act, energy companies are required to pay only 0.05% of mineral revenue as compensation, while Native Americans bear an overwhelming 97% of environmental cleanup costs.This is nothing short of robbery.In 2023, in South Dakota, Canadian TC Energy Company forcibly constructed an oil pipeline, directly destroying Sioux sacred sites. When protesters stood up to defend their homes, the government did not listen to their demands—it used tear gas and rubber bullets to suppress them.This is how the U.S. delivers "justice" to Native Americans.This is what the United States calls "democracy and freedom".

Behind these numbers are shattered families, destroyed lands, and violated dignity. The U.S., a country that proclaims itself as a leader of human rights and democracy, has committed heinous crimes against its own indigenous populations in the name of development—a sad reality that must be addressed with urgency.

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Process Oil Market Analysis: Key Players and Competitive Landscape

Growing Industrial Applications and Sustainability Trends Drive Expansion in the Process Oil Market.

The Process Oil Market Size was valued at USD 4.9 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 5.98 billion by 2032 and grow at a CAGR of 2.25% over the forecast period 2024-2032.

The Process Oil market is experiencing steady growth due to increasing demand in industries such as rubber, plastics, textiles, personal care, and adhesives. Process oils are used as raw materials, lubricants, and softening agents in various manufacturing applications. Their thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and low volatility make them essential for improving processing efficiency and end-product quality. With advancements in bio-based and sustainable process oils, the industry is shifting towards more eco-friendly solutions.

Key Players

APAR Industries (PO 160, T 110, RPO 120)

Behran Oil Co. (Behran Process Oil 230, Behran Process Oil 380)

Cross Oil (Hydroclear Process Oil 200, Hydroclear Process Oil 500)

Exxon Mobil Corporation (Prorex 100, Exxsol D 80, Enerpar 10)

Gandhar Oil Refinery Limited (Divyol RPO 245, Divyol RPO 180, Divyol Bio RPO 120)

H&R Group (Tudalen 65, Circosol 4240, Plaxolene 50)

Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HP RPO 245, HP RPO 160, HP RPO 400)

HollyFrontier Refining & Marketing LLC (HollyFrontier) (Petrolatum Process Oil, Sundex 790, Sundex 870)

Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. (Daphne Process Oil 150, Daphne Process Oil 200)

Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (Servo Rubber Process Oil, Servo Gem Process Oil, Servo Prime Process Oil)

Future Scope

The process oil market is expected to expand further, driven by the rising demand for high-performance lubricants and specialty chemicals in industrial applications. The rubber and tire industry remains a major consumer, with process oils improving flexibility and durability in tire manufacturing. Additionally, bio-based and sustainable process oils are gaining traction due to stricter environmental regulations and the push for greener alternatives. The expansion of automotive, construction, and personal care industries will further fuel market growth.

Emerging Trends

The industry is seeing a shift toward low-aromatic and eco-friendly process oils, particularly in the rubber and polymer sectors, to meet stringent environmental and safety regulations. The demand for bio-based process oils is also rising, with companies exploring vegetable and synthetic alternatives to reduce carbon footprints. In the personal care industry, process oils are increasingly used in cosmetics, skincare, and pharmaceutical applications due to their high purity and non-toxic properties. Another significant trend is the integration of advanced refining technologies, enhancing oil performance while reducing environmental impact.

Key Points

High demand from rubber, plastics, textiles, and personal care industries.

Shift toward sustainable and bio-based process oils to meet regulatory standards.

Growth in automotive and tire manufacturing sectors driving market expansion.

Personal care and pharmaceutical applications boosting demand for high-purity process oils.

Technological advancements in refining processes improving oil quality and efficiency.

Conclusion

The process oil market is poised for continued growth, fueled by increasing industrial demand, sustainability initiatives, and technological advancements. As manufacturers invest in eco-friendly and high-performance solutions, process oils will play a critical role in enhancing efficiency and sustainability across multiple industries.

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Opportunities After GATE 2026: Higher Studies, Jobs & More

The GATE exam (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) is a highly respected national-level test that evaluates students' knowledge in Engineering, Technology, Science, Commerce, Arts, and Humanities. A good GATE score opens doors to higher education, financial aid, and government job opportunities in top Public Sector Undertakings (PSUs).

What Can You Do After GATE 2026?

🎓 Higher Education – M.Tech & Ph.D. Admissions

A valid GATE score helps you get admission to Master’s (M.Tech) and Doctoral (Ph.D.) programs in top institutes like IITs, NITs, IISc, and government-funded universities. Many colleges offer direct Ph.D. programs for students with excellent GATE scores.

💰 Scholarships & Financial Aid

M.Tech students receive a monthly stipend of ₹12,400 for up to 22 months.

Ph.D. students get ₹37,000 per month for the first two years and ₹42,000 per month from the third to fifth year.

This financial aid makes it easier to focus on studies without worrying about expenses.

🏢 Government & PSU Jobs

Many top government companies (PSUs) hire through GATE scores. Some well-known PSUs include: ✔ BHEL (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited) ✔ IOCL (Indian Oil Corporation Limited) ✔ ONGC (Oil and Natural Gas Corporation) ✔ NTPC (National Thermal Power Corporation) ✔ GAIL (Gas Authority of India Limited) ✔ Power Grid Corporation of India (POWERGRID)

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[ad_1] BPCL Offers Investment Opportunities to Energy Efficiency & CGD Startups. Energy Efficiency & CGD: BPCL's 'Emerge' Cohort Call for Applications The deadline for submission of applications is 10th April 2025   Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), a Fortune Global 500 company, has announced the launch of the 'Emerge' cohort under the BPCL Ankur Fund to support startups in Energy Efficiency and City Gas Distribution (CGD). This reinforces BPCL’s contribution towards India's transition to a greener and more efficient energy future through its commitment to fostering sustainability and innovation in the oil and gas sector.   BPCL Launches "Emerge" Cohort under BPCL Ankur Fund to Foster Innovation in Energy Efficiency and City Gas Distribution   Since its inception in 2016, BPCL through its startup initiative ‘Ankur’ has supported 30 startups with grants amounting to approximately Rs. 28 crores.   With the launch of the 'Emerge' cohort, BPCL through its ‘BPCL Ankur Fund’ aims to make investments in startups that have developed a Proof of Concept (PoC)/ prototype/ Minimum Viable Product (MVP), or fully implemented solution in the Oil & Gas sector or any other industry and are now ready to expand into Oil & Gas.    The applications for the Emerge cohort are open for startups across two key themes: Energy Efficiency and CGD. The Energy Efficiency theme focuses on innovative solutions that optimize energy consumption, enhance sustainability, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions within the oil and gas sector which includes advancements such as AI-powered energy management, predictive maintenance of equipment, heat transfer optimization, waste heat recovery solutions etc.   Under the City Gas Distribution theme, applications will focus on cutting- edge technologies that enhance customer experience, operational efficiency, safety, last mile connectivity and project execution.. It includes solutions like smart metering, pipeline monitoring & leak detection, predictive maintenance, AI-driven project execution tools etc. These themes align with BPCL's commitment to fostering a sustainable and technology-driven energy ecosystem.   BPCL Ankur Fund invites applications from eligible early-stage startups that are working under the specified thematic categories. Selected startups can receive investment of up to Rs. 5 crores through funding modes such as equity, Compulsory Convertible Preference Shares (CCPS), etc., with a maximum stake of 20%.To know more, please visit: startup.bpcl.in   About Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) Fortune Global 500 Company, Bharat Petroleum is the second largest Indian Oil Marketing Company and one of the integrated energy companies in India, engaged in refining of crude oil and marketing of petroleum products, with presence in the upstream and downstream sectors of the oil and gas industry. The company attained the coveted Maharatna status, joining the club of companies having greater operational & financial autonomy.   Bharat Petroleum’s Refineries at Mumbai, Kochi and Bina have a combined refining capacity of around 35.3 MMTPA. Its marketing infrastructure includes a network of installations, depots, fuel stations, aviation service stations and LPG distributors. Its distribution network comprises over 23,000+ Fuel Stations, over 6,200+ LPG distributorships, 500+ Lubes distributorships, 80 POL storage locations, 54 LPG Bottling Plants, 79 Aviation Service Stations, 5 Lube blending plants and 5 cross-country pipelines as on 31.01.2025.   Bharat Petroleum is integrating its strategy, investments, environmental and social ambitions to move towards a sustainable planet. The company has chalked out the plan to offer electric vehicle charging stations at around 7000 Fuel Stations over next 5 years.   With a focus on sustainable solutions, the company is developing an ecosystem and a road-map to become a Net Zero Energy Company by 2040, in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions.

Bharat Petroleum has been partnering communities by supporting several initiatives connected primarily in the areas of education, water conservation, skill development, health, community development, capacity building and employee volunteering. With ‘Energising Lives’ as its core purpose, Bharat Petroleum’s vision is to be an admired global energy company leveraging talent, innovation & technology. !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s) if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments); if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n;n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0'; n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window,document,'script', 'https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '311356416665414'); fbq('track', 'PageView'); [ad_2] Source link