Archive · 8 Dec 2025
Indian Army Adopts Bio-Diesel for Green Mobility
The Indian Army has started using Bio-Diesel as part of its fuel supply.
This is a big step towards using cleaner energy and helping the environment.
The first batch of Bio-Diesel was officially introduced in New Delhi by a high-ranking army officer.
The army is also planning to use E-20 Petrol from next year.
This move is part of the government's plan to use more eco-friendly fuels and reduce pollution.
The army works with companies like BPCL to make this happen.
Using Bio-Diesel will help the army use less harmful fuels and support the country's goals for a greener future.
Indian Army formally introduced Bio-Diesel into its fuel supply chain in New Delhi.
The launch was led by Lieutenant General Pushpendra Pal Singh, Vice Chief of the Army Staff.
This initiative aligns with the National Biofuel Policy and supports the government's green energy goals.
The army has also adopted E-20 Petrol, effective from 1st December 2025, as part of its green mobility efforts.
The move aims to reduce carbon emissions and enhance long-term energy sustainability.
- Who
- Indian Army, Lieutenant General Pushpendra Pal Singh, Shubhankar Sen (BPCL)
- What
- Induction of Bio-Diesel into the fuel supply chain
- When
- 265th Corps Day of the Army Service Corps
- Where
- New Delhi
- Why
- To promote clean energy, reduce carbon emissions, and align with the National Biofuel Policy
- Organization
- Indian Army
- Event
- Bio-Diesel induction
- Location
- New Delhi
- Date
- 265th Corps Day of the Army Service Corps
- Key Figures
- Lieutenant General Pushpendra Pal Singh, Shubhankar Sen (BPCL)
- Policy Alignment
- National Biofuel Policy
- Additional Initiative
- E-20 Petrol adoption from 1st December 2025