New Delhi: Mukesh Ambani’s Mukesh Ambani Joint Venture Business Ltd.
(RIL) and Energy Supermajor BP has opened one of the largest EV charging hubs in Delhi, because the duo enhances the fuel retail network, offers several fuel choices including charging EV.
infrastructure.
Reliance BP Mobility Limited, operating under the Jio-BP brand name, working with several demand aggregators, original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and Technology Partners with a vision as an EV-filling infrastructure player in India, RIL told the third order of the announcement of a quarter income last week.
“Jio-BP has built and launched one of the largest EV charging hubs in the country in Dwarka, Delhi with Blusmart as its main customer,” he said.
Rbml has launched its first Jio-BP brand mobility station in Navde, Navi Mumbai in October last year.
And since it has improved the network.
In 2019, BP had bought 49 percent of the shares in more than 1,400 gas stations and 31 Turbine Fuel (ATF) stations owned by Reliance with $ 1 billion.
The pump of gasoline dependence since it was transferred to a joint venture, which planned to increase it up to 5,500 in 2025.
Dependence on 51 percent of the remaining shares in Reliance BP Mobility Limited (RBML).
RBML has received marketing authorization for transportation fuel.
The gas station with RBML has increased to 1,448, according to the latest information available from the Ministry of Petroleum.
RBML has 1,427 outlets at the end of September 2021.
Indian car fuel retail is dominated by public sector oil companies that have the majority of 81,099 gas stations in the country.
Rosneft-backed Nayara Energy is the largest private fuel retailer with 6,496 pumps.
Shell has 310 gas stations.
Jio-BP wants to set up the EV charging station network and battery exchange stations, at the gas station, called the company as ‘mobility station’, and other independent locations – mobility points.
The joint venture aims to become an EV EV emerging infrastructure player in India.
The country belongs to Corporation Oil Oil (IOC) is the largest fuel retailer with 33,546 gas stations.
Privatization-Bound Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) has 19,668 outlets and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) has 19,602 gas stations.
“There is a network of more than 1,400 fuel pumps will be renamed as Jio-BP, present a new range of customer value propositions over the next few months,” Reliance-BP said in October last year when they launched the first Jio-BP outlet.
The Indian market for fuel and rapidly growing mobility.
It is expected to be the fastest growing fuel market in the world for the next 20 years.
“Jio-BP Mobility Station is designed to help meet this growing demand and is ideally located to meet customer convenience.
They bring together various services for consumers while traveling – including fair fuel, charging, and plan to offer more low carbon solutions from time to time, “he said.
The joint venture plans to take advantage of the extensive existence and deep experience in consumer business throughout India, with hundreds of millions of customers in Jio and Reliance Retail, and the vast global BP experience in fuel, lubricants, comfort and low-quality low carbon.
Mobility solution.
“Instead of ordinary fuel, the Jio-BP mobility station throughout the country will offer fair fuel, at no additional cost.
Fuel Offer will contain ‘active’ technology developed internationally, which form a protective layer on engine parts Critical to help keep the machine.
Clean, “said the statement.