Our Efficientpetroleum Distribution Channels
supply chain isn’t just about transporting fuel, it’s the invisible engine keeping people, infrastructure and India connected. Nayara Energy has an effective and efficient supply chain management for its operational resilience, acting as the backbone of growth, security and sustainability. We also believe in cohesive ecosystem for caring and sharing resources with Industry.
In addition to this, Nayara Energy possesses and operates one of the largest rail and road loading terminals in India, strategically situated adjacent to the Vadinar Refinery. This advanced terminal serves as a critical distribution hub, exemplifying the company’s sophisticated and robust logistics infrastructure. With an extensive network comprising over 58 supply locations distributed across India, Nayara Energy adeptly fulfils the demand for automotive fuels through its widespread retail network, as well as meeting the requirements of its industrial customers.
We have recently established smart and advanced Rail Fed Inland Depots at Wardha (Maharashtra) and Pali (Rajasthan). Both the depots will cater to the requirements of customers as well as business partners in and around the Vidarbha region and Rajasthan state respectively. The Wardha and Pali depots, spread over 50 and 60 acres respectively, have a combined storage capacity of 45,000 kiloliters (KL). Both facilities are supplied directly from Nayara Energy’s refinery in Vadinar, Gujarat, ensuring efficient distribution of petroleum products. These modernized depots feature bottom loading systems, vapor recovery technology, solar power plants etc The company is also working on setting up similar facilities at additional locations.
To maintain uninterrupted supply to both retail and industrial customers, Nayara Energy has engaged over 4,500 tank trucks (TTs) through third-party partnerships. The company is committed to expanding its supply and distribution network by collaborating with Oil Industry members, Indian Railways, and terminal operators. These efforts aim to enhance logistics efficiency and Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) standards, aligning them with international best practices.”