Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], August 10 (ANI / News Voir): App-based door-to-door fuel delivery service provider “The Fuel Delivery” today announced its launch in Bangalore. Following Delhi and Mumbai, this is the third business city of startups as part of its expansion plan. It covers a variety of sectors such as infrastructure development (both under construction and occupied projects), hospitality healthcare, corporate office IT parks, manufacturing, educational institutions, shopping malls, warehousing, agriculture and mining machinery.

Founded in 2020, Fuel Delivery is currently operating in Delhi NCR and in 2021 in Mumbai. FuelDelivery’s services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week through the on-demand app, based on preset delivery timing, express delivery, and location. Preference.

Rakshit Mathur, Founder and CEO of The Fuel Delivery, said: The app-based fuel segment highlights the “Fuel Ent” outlook, creates employment opportunities, and rethinks the customer experience through convenience. “Development is in the midst of COVID. -19 provided Philip for e-commerce to comply with social distance norms. This extension allows fuel supply in Bangalore in non-contact mode. Guaranteed and can save customers from long lines at refueling stations.

The national presidents of renowned business leaders Vishwanath V Katti, CMD, Guardwell Prime and CAPSI are on the TFD Advisory Board.

Fuel supply will be phased in to major markets such as Chandigarh, Hyderabad, Chennai and Kolkata within the next 12-18 months. In FY2009-22, we are aiming for a business worth 250 rupees for real estate alone. Recently, in 2021, he received the “Indian Achievers” Award for Promising Start-up.

The fuel supply market is evolving rapidly and oil distributors have contracts with start-ups in this segment. The company also announced the signing of an “All India Business Agreement” with Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), a state-owned oil giant. Service level agreements allow The Fuel Delivery to provide diesel door-to-door delivery anywhere in India. With its service offerings and the country-wide IOCL footprint, Fuel Delivery aims to further expand IOCL’s rich heritage in fuel retailing.

Customers place orders via mobile or web apps, but fuel is delivered with customer details such as name, mobile number, quantity, address, and delivery time. All of the company’s browsers, which comply with the Petroleum Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) standard, bring it to a set destination.

The company uses the Internet of Things (IoT) to develop and deploy mobile apps. All delivery vehicles are powered by IoT solutions that enable real-time monitoring and tracking, seamless logistics management, and faster order processing times.

As far as industry standards are concerned, door-to-door delivery of fuel services is limited to 80,000 to 90,000 liters per bowser per month. Oil marketing companies expect the door-to-door fuel market to be worth more than Rs 2,000 in the short term of the next 12-18 months.

Fuel Supply (TFD) is an effort to significantly solve the problem of managing fuel requirements efficiently, cost-effectively and, most importantly, safely. We deliver diesel to users in the manner prescribed by Petroleum Explosives Safety Organization (PESO) approved Petroleum Natural Gas (MoPNG). With the help of the app, users can manage their orders until delivery. The app also tracks customer usage and sends timely, recurring notifications to end users to monitor stress-free requirements.

To make things even easier for you, our tanker monitoring system will generate and provide automatic alerts to the automatic TFD Command Control Center, and refueling trucks will be sent to you by sending a notification. Users can also download invoices with the click of a button. We strive to revolutionize fuel supply in India by transporting high-speed diesel at our customers’ front doors in accordance with government regulations.

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