BPCL Signs Key MoUs to Boost Petrochemical & Green Energy Expansion
BPCL and Oil India will jointly develop a ₹1 lakh crore refinery-petrochemical complex in Andhra Pradesh. With NRL, BPCL plans a 700 km fuel pipeline from Siliguri to Mughalsarai, while the pact with FACT focuses on a biogas plant near Kochi processing municipal waste.
These initiatives mark BPCL’s strong push towards energy diversification and support India’s vision of becoming a petrochemical and green energy hub.
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