- There are well over 30,000 fuel
retail outlets all over India, the majority of which are run by public
sector oil companies
- India has
more than 17,000 petrol stations divided between state-run firms, Indian
Oil Corp, Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd and Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd.
HPCL and BPCL are scheduled to be privatised later this year, giving
foreign and local firms another means to enter the retail market. India
has 17 refineries that process 2.3 million barrels a day. The country
imports about two-thirds of its crude oil needs.
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India is the third-largest automobile
market in the world after China and the USA
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Old-fashioned Indian service stations
feature long queues, cars jockeying for position, oily forecourts and
hand operated petrol pumps
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Reliance stopped at around 1,300 stations when it started to lose money,
due to the government’s policy of influencing prices.
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Shell operates 35 stations
in southern India - The
government subsidizes India’s NOCs to compensate for below-market prices
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Fuel retailing in Singapore, has moved
towards providing convenience stops for customers, like the model that
prevails in Europe and North America. India is likely to follow in the
same direction, especially in cities.
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The commercial viability of the proposed
Fuelling Station depends on the following factors
i) Location of the project is of prime importance.
ii) Selection of proper equipment and staff would be required to run
project successfully.
iii) Continuous efforts should be made for up-gradation of the
technology.
iv) Keeping in view the current market structure, the most important
factor for the success of the project would be the quality of services
provided to the customers in order to get a comparative advantage. |
Fuels to Fill in Stations background
data
- Petroleum Statistics - India
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Status Report - India
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India Hydrocarbon vision - 2025
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Crude oil production
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Crude Oil Production
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Gas Distribution- Mumbai
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Sale of Fuel
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Data on Fuel Stations
Project
Information
- Pre-Feasibility Study
Fuelling Station - Location based
on Traffic
- Station Layout
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Building Construction
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Procedure to deal with direct offers of
land
- Petrol station lighting
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Dispensing Equipments
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Tank Pump
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Future of Fuel Retailing in India
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Marketing Consultants
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Fuel Pricing - India
Government Licensing
Rules
- Marketing Guidelines
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Selection of dealers/distributors and
Marketing Plan
- Special scheme
for direct allotment of dealership
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Selection of Dealers
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Selection of rural retail outlet
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Norms for the Access for Fuel Stations,
Service Stations and Rest Areas along National
Highways. - NOC Before
Installation
- Reconstitution of
dealerships/distributorships
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Resitement of dealerships/distributorships
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Revival of dealerships/distributorships
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Oil Companies
- About IOC
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IOC petrol stations
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Bharat Petroleum - strategic marketing
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BPCL performance
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Lubricant company
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BP Lubricants
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Operation of retail outlets of OMCs on
COCO basis
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Commercial freedom to oil companies for
selection of dealers/ distributors of petroleum products
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Retail Outlet dealerships/LPG
Distributorships /SKO-LDO dealerships.
Plant & Equipments
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Dispenser equipment supplier
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Market leader in the design, manufacture
and servicing of petroleum retailing solutions
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Auto fuel Terminal
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Auto Fuel System
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Electronic Level System
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Automatic vehicle recognition
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Pipes & Fittings
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Emergency Shutoff Valve
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Equipment Maintenance service provider
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Television screens at Petrol Stations
Environment, Regulations & Standards
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Groundwater Protection Code
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Pollution Prevention
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Fuel Vapour
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Static Electricity & Mobile Phones
Managing the Station
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Customer Relationship
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Retail petroleum news digest
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Retail Management software
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Mobile-ICT
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Refueling and Parking Systems - Training
Programs
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Petrol Trade Industry
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Oil Strikes
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