Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL)

Industry : (Energy - Oil and gas)

Submitted to : Dr. Archana Singh

Submitted By :
Aman Jaiswal (2K22/DMBA/12)
Aman Mundey (2K22/DMBA/13)
Annie Tripathi (2K22/DMBA/17)
MD Adil (2K22/DMBA/44)
Adbirahim Sheikh (2K22/DMBA/158)
About Company
An Indian state-owned oil and gas corporation with its headquarters in Mumbai is known as Bharat
Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL). One of India's largest oil marketing and refining firms, it was
established in 1952.In India, BPCL runs two sizable refineries in Mumbai and Cochin with a combined
annual refining capacity of more than 15 million metric tonnes. Also, the business runs a network of
more than 18,000 retail locations throughout India under the moniker "Bharat Petroleum."In
addition to its marketing and refining activities, BPCL also engages in the exploration and production
of oil and gas and owns stakes in a number of upstream assets both domestically and internationally.
Listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange of India, BPCL is a Fortune
500 corporation. The majority of the corporation is currently owned by the Indian government.

About Oil And Gas Industry

The exploration, production, reprocessing, transportation, and marketing of petroleum products are
all part of the oil and gas sector. An outline of some of the major features of the sector is provided
below:

Oil and gas firms explore the earth's crust in order to find and produce crude oil and natural gas.
Seismic surveys, drilling, and hydraulic fracturing are a few of the methods used for this.

Refining: In refineries, crude oil is processed to create a variety of goods, such as gasoline, diesel
fuel, heating oil, and other petrochemicals.

Transport: After being extracted and refined, oil and gas must be brought to customers. Usually,
pipelines, ships, and trucks are used for this.

Marketing: Consumers are exposed to oil and gas products through retail establishments like gas
stations and through additional channels like home heating fuel delivery services.

Since these resources are utilised to power industry, heat homes, and fuel transportation, the oil and
gas sector is crucial to the world economy. The sector must also deal with issues like climate change
and environmental sustainability because burning fossil fuels produces greenhouse gas emissions.
Because of this, there is an increasing interest in creating alternative energy sources, such as wind
and solar electricity, which are renewable.