Indizel , a renewable fuel that saves costs

India consumes roughly around 24.5 crore litre diesel on a single day, according to a data published by the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell. Thus, on an average every month, the consumption stands at approximately 760 crore litres. India is also the fourth largest consumer and importer of crude oil of which diesel accounts for almost 44pc alone.

In line with its commitment to make India energy independent, My Eco Energy (MEE) has developed renewable diesel by the name of Indizel. The company has launched its first Indizel fuel station in Lonikand, Pune. This Indizel bio diesel from MEE’s Lonikand pump will cater to people in Mumbai, Pune and Nashik.

Indizel is a clean burning bio-fuel from My Eco Energy, which is a complete alternative to conventional petrol-diesel. It is seamlessly interchangeable with petroleum diesel without any engine modifications and there are no limitations on blending unlike the other bio-fuels. It can be used to power various commercial diesel vehicular mediums like cars, buses, trucks, trains, bulldozers, ships and agricultural tractors along with other machinery like electricity generators, industrial boilers and furnaces, said a statement from the company.

Announcing the launch of Indizel, Santosh Verma, Director, My Eco Energy said that his company is planning to to expand the network of bio-diesel retailers and distributors across Maharashtra in the near future. Later the company plans to expand the network across the country and also to empower rural India, he added. “This bio-diesel from MEE mostly uses locally produced used edible oil and it is biodegradable and non-toxic,” he noted.