Bharat Petroleum Begins Doorstep Delivery of Diesel in Noida

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited or BPCL has started a new service under which it will be availing the customers who are either industry or are bulk customers with doorstep delivery of diesel. The service became active from December 11, 2019, Wednesday in Noida. Through an official statement, the company notified that the service has been commenced from Shaheed Ramendra Pratap Singh Petrol Pump located at Sector-95 in Noida.

This step by BPCL has made the corporation to be the first to commence a doorstep delivery service of fuel in the national capital region. In one of the reports, Bharat Petroleum told that the fuel will be delivered at the same rate as available at the retail outlets.

According to their statement, the doorstep delivery fuel service can be utilized by housing societies, malls, hospitals, banks, large transporters, construction sites, and small and big industries. In order to avail the service, the customers will be required to book diesel through a mobile application ‘FillNow’, and it will further be delivered to the notified location in the application. The app has been developed by Noida-based Synergy Teletech Pvt Ltd.

The Sales Officer of BPCL Noida, Kriti Kumar said in a statement, ”Presently, we are providing this facility to the industrial need like malls, small and heavy manufacturing industries. In the future, the government is planning to extend this facility to individual car owners. Through this Bowser (door-to-door delivery vehicle) the safety aspect is taken care of. Furthermore, the quality and quantity are also assured as we have fuel which will be dispensed assuring the correct quantity and right quantity directly from BPCL Pump. Bowser has a geofencing system which ensures that fuel will be delivered only at ordered locations. Hence, no other fuel can be added or pilfered in between transportation.”

Speaking of FillNow, it is India’s first on-demand, fully automated fuel-delivery service and it has been active for five years now.

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