Indian Oil successfully rolls out daily revision of Petrol, Diesel prices

DN Bureau

The Indian Oil in a statement said, "The daily revision of petrol and diesel will set new standards of transparency, encourage automation drive of petrol pumps and better stock management practices."

A view of Indian Oil petrol pump (File Photo)
A view of Indian Oil petrol pump (File Photo)


Mumbai: The Indian Oil Corporation on Friday successfully rolled out the daily revision of petrol and diesel prices across the country through its network of 26,000-plus petrol pumps.

 

The Indian Oil in a statement said, "The daily revision of petrol and diesel will set new standards of transparency, encourage automation drive of petrol pumps and better stock management practices. It is a win to all situations for consumers, industry as well as dealers."

 

Complimenting the Oil and Gas industry for this initiative, Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas (Independent Charge) Dharmendra Pradhan tweeted, "Proud to share that India is the first country to switch to dynamic fuel pricing on such a large scale at one go."

However, the IOC statement also read that after the complete transformation of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) sector, dynamic fuel pricing is the first major reform of recent times in Fuel Retailing Sector.

 

"With this historic step towards transparency and customer interest, the Indian Oil and Gas industry has joined the elite league of countries like USA and Australia wherein fuel prices are revised on a daily basis," the statement added.

 

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Indian Oil is monitoring the daily price revision round-the-clock through 87 control rooms (at 70 Divisional Offices, 16 State Offices and one at its Marketing Head Office, Mumbai) to offer quick redressal of queries from the field. Indian Oil has accomplished 100 per cent Retail Sales Price (RSP) updation across its entire network of petrol pumps.

 

"The seamless implementation of Daily Pricing has been possible due to support from our dealer's fraternity," said Indian Oil Director (Marketing), B. S. Canth.

 

Since last one month, Indian Oil is regularly conducting awareness sessions with dealers on daily price revision.










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