New Delhi: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) received notable recognition for its renewable energy efforts as its flagship initiatives were featured in a prestigious coffee-table book published by the Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable Energy Development Agency (UPNEDA). The book was officially unveiled by Uttar Pradesh Energy Minister Mr. Arvind Kumar Sharma, along with UPNEDA Director Mr. Inderjit Singh, IAS, during a high-level renewable energy event held in Lucknow.
BPCL Felicitated for Clean Energy Leadership
During the unveiling event, BPCL was felicitated for its contributions to clean energy and sustainability. The honour was received by Mr. Rajesh Kumar, State Head (LPG), Uttar Pradesh, and Ms. Astha Chaturvedi, Business Development Head – Renewable Energy, BPCL.
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Panel Discussion: Powering Uttar Pradesh’s Renewable Future
Ms. Chaturvedi also represented BPCL in a thought-provoking panel discussion titled “Uttar Pradesh: Powering Tomorrow with Renewable Energy.” In her remarks, she showcased BPCL’s major renewable energy projects, focusing particularly on the upcoming 71 MWp Prayagraj Solar Project—a landmark initiative.
This project is set to become the largest single-location ground-mounted solar plant dedicated to fulfilling the captive energy needs of BPCL’s three refineries. The plant underlines BPCL’s long-term vision of transitioning to sustainable, green energy solutions and supporting India’s renewable energy goals.
BPCL’s Commitment to Renewable Energy
BPCL’s inclusion in UPNEDA’s publication reflects its growing portfolio of clean energy initiatives, particularly in solar energy, and its alignment with national and state-level renewable energy targets. The company continues to diversify its energy mix while investing in projects that reduce carbon emissions and enhance energy security.
About BPCL
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) is an Indian state-owned company involved in the refining and marketing of petroleum products, operating across the hydrocarbon value chain. Headquartered in Mumbai, it is a public sector enterprise under the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas and has attained Maharatna status. BPCL maintains a large network of fuel stations, LPG distributors, and refineries, and has expanded into areas like exploring and producing crude oil, marketing natural gas, and petrochemicals.
