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Now, it’s time for BP petrol pumps
A significant step in #BP\'s partnership with India - been granted licence to market Motor Spirit and High Speed Diesel,\" it said. A BP India spokesperson had earlier this month stated that: \"BP sees a strong future for transportation fuels in India. We are keen to be involved in this market and contribute to its
New Delhi: Government has formally granted a licence to BP Plc, Europe's third-biggest oil company, to set up 3,500 petrol pumps in India, making it the 10th company to enter the lucrative fuel retailing sector. The company was granted a formal licence on October 14.BP granted licence to market Motor Spirit (petrol) and High Speed Diesel (diesel) - another milestone for BP in India," the company tweeted. The UKbased firm, as also Haldia Petrochemicals Ltd, was given approval by the Oil Ministry to retail petrol and diesel, sources said.
A significant step in #BP's partnership with India - been granted licence to market Motor Spirit and High Speed Diesel," it said. A BP India spokesperson had earlier this month stated that: "BP sees a strong future for transportation fuels in India. We are keen to be involved in this market and contribute to its development. The company had in January this year won in-principle approval to retail aviation turbine fuel (ATF) to airlines in India. Subsequently, it got full approval for that. "We can confirm we have been granted approval for marketing for ATF," the BP spokesperson said.
