- Banaskantha GA is approaching a significant milestone, now boasting 49 stations, including 40 franchise-operated outlets
- Namakkal & Trichy in Tamil Nadu, the newest GA under IRMEL’s ambit, is rapidly increasing its footprint with 33 CNG stations
NE BUSINESS BUREAU
AHMEDABAD, APR 14
IRM Energy Limited (IRMEL) on Monday announced the commissioning of its 111th CNG station, marking the company’s 29th new station in the ongoing FY 2024-25. This milestone underscores IRMEL’s steadfast commitment to sustainable energy and expanding access to cleaner mobility solutions across its operational geographies.
With this latest addition, IRMEL’s total network now spans 111 CNG stations, demonstrating significant growth and dedication to providing eco-friendly fuel alternatives. The expansion has been a result of concerted efforts across multiple regions, with the Banaskantha team commissioning 7 stations, Fatehgarh Sahib and Diu, Gir-Somnath teams adding 2 stations each, and the Namakkal & Trichy team making a substantial contribution with 18 new CNG stations this fiscal year.
Banaskantha GA is approaching a significant milestone, now boasting 49 stations, including 40 franchise-operated outlets. Fatehgarh Sahib and Diu, Gir-Somnath continue to expand, now reaching 12 and 17 stations, respectively. Meanwhile, Namakkal & Trichy in Tamil Nadu, the newest GA under IRMEL’s ambit, is rapidly increasing its footprint with 33 CNG stations, ensuring reliable fuel availability in this emerging market.
“This remarkable growth reaffirms our vision to drive a cleaner and greener future for India. The dedication of our GA teams, supported by the corporate leadership, has been instrumental in achieving this milestone,” said Manoj Kumar Sharma, CEO at IRM Energy Limited. “We remain committed to accelerating the adoption of CNG and ensuring seamless accessibility to sustainable energy solutions.”
IRMEL continues to push forward with its expansion strategy, focusing on strengthening infrastructure, enhancing customer accessibility, and fostering environmental sustainability through cleaner fuel adoption. The commissioning of these stations aligns with India’s vision of promoting alternative fuels and reducing carbon footprints, reinforcing IRMEL’s role as a key player in the country’s clean energy transition.
