From April 1, all the petrol-diesel pumps in Agra will start getting BS-6 fuel. At present, this facility is available only on 23 pumps. Officials of the Indian Oil Corporation based at Sanjay Place gave this information. Rajkumar Dube, IOC's ED and head of UP West Uttarakhand, said that its use will reduce nitrogen oxide emissions by 68% in diesel cars and 87% in particulate matter emissions. 

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Due to this fuel, heavy-duty vehicles will reduce pollution by 82% and 67%. All the outlets are being connected to solar power, 200 have been added to it so far. He told that for stopping the occurrence of the cylinder and better service, the facility of mobile app will be provided, on which the customer can give his input.

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For the convenience of customers, WhatsApp number of cylinder booking has also been released, in which the consumer can book a cylinder on 7588888824. Told that 17 thousand crore rupees are being spent to upgrade all the refineries of the country. In the talks, IOC officials Sanjay Tripathi, Jitendra Kumar were there. The President of Agra Petrol Pump Honors Association, Rajneesh Malhotra, said that customers will be given full facility under BS-6. A meeting is being held with the petrol pumps on which BS-6 will be available. There are about 128 petrol pumps in the district. Millions of liters of petrol and diesel are consumed daily in Agra. For the sale of BS-6 vehicles, dealers are showing speed in the district.

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