Adani Total Gas, Jio-bp tie up to offer petrol, diesel, CNG at fuel outlets
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Adani Total Gas Ltd (ATGL) and Jio-bp have entered a strategic partnership to jointly retail their respective fuels across select outlets, marking a significant expansion in India’s fuel and mobility infrastructure.
As part of this collaboration, select ATGL fuel stations will offer Jio-bp’s high-performance liquid fuels such as petrol and diesel. In turn, select Jio-bp outlets will host ATGL’s CNG dispensing units within ATGL’s authorised Geographical Areas (GAs), Adani Total Gas Ltd said in an exchange filing.
ATGL, a joint venture between Adani Group and French major TotalEnergies, is a leading city gas distribution (CGD) company in India. It supplies natural gas to households, commercial establishments, and industries, while also catering to motorists. ATGL’s energy offerings extend to Compressed Biogas (CBG), EV charging solutions, and LNG for the transportation sector.
Jio-bp is a joint venture between Reliance Industries Limited and global energy giant British Petroleum. It is a prominent mobility solutions provider with a strong network in fuel retailing, alternative low-carbon energy products, and convenience stores.
Sarthak Behuria, chairman of Jio-bp, emphasised the shared goals of the collaboration, stating, "We are united by a shared vision to offer our customers a superior selection of high-quality fuels. Jio-bp has always been committed to delivering an exceptional customer experience, and this partnership allows us to leverage each other’s strengths to further enhance the value we provide to India.”
Echoing similar sentiments, Suresh P Manglani, executive director and chief executive officer of Adani Total Gas Ltd, said: “It is our shared vision to provide complete range of high-quality fuels at our outlets. This partnership will enable us to leverage each other’s infrastructure, thus enhancing customer experience and offerings.”
Agreement covers current, future fuel stations
The partnership will span both existing and upcoming retail fuel outlets of the two companies. ATGL currently operates approximately 650 CNG stations, while Jio-bp has a retail network of nearly 2,000 fuel stations. This collaboration marks a significant step forward for both entities in their journey toward sustainable, customer-centric growth and innovation in India’s energy and mobility sector.
ATGL currently holds authorisation to supply PNG and CNG in 34 GAs, while its joint venture with Indian Oil — IOAGPL — adds another 19. This takes the company’s total reach to 53 GAs across 125 districts. It has also set up subsidiaries for biomass and electric mobility businesses, reinforcing its transition towards sustainable energy.
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