IRM Energy Limited (IRMEL) has commissioned its 111th CNG station, marking the 29th new station added in the current financial year (2024–25). The milestone highlights IRMEL’s unwavering commitment to sustainable energy and its ongoing efforts to enhance access to cleaner mobility solutions across its operational areas.
Steady Growth Across Multiple Regions
The company’s expanding footprint is the result of coordinated efforts across its Geographical Areas (GAs). The Banaskantha team led the way with seven newly commissioned stations. Meanwhile, the teams in Fatehgarh Sahib and Diu, Gir-Somnath added two stations each. The most significant growth came from the Namakkal and Trichy GA, which contributed 18 new stations—underscoring the region’s growing importance in IRMEL’s expansion plans.
Reaching Key Milestones in Strategic Markets
Banaskantha GA is nearing a notable benchmark with 49 operational stations, including 40 run by franchise partners. Fatehgarh Sahib and Diu, Gir-Somnath GAs now have 12 and 17 stations respectively. Namakkal & Trichy, the newest addition to IRMEL’s portfolio, is rapidly scaling up with 33 CNG stations, ensuring dependable fuel supply in this high-potential market.
Leadership Perspective on Growth and Vision
“This remarkable growth reaffirms our vision to drive a cleaner and greener future for India,” said Manoj Kumar Sharma, CEO of IRM Energy Limited. “The dedication of our GA teams, backed by strong corporate support, has been instrumental in achieving this milestone. We remain focused on expanding access to CNG and supporting India’s clean energy goals,” Sharma added.
Driving Sustainability Through Infrastructure and Innovation
IRMEL continues to advance its infrastructure development strategy with a strong focus on customer convenience and environmental responsibility. According to the press release, the addition of these new stations supports national efforts to promote alternative fuels. It also helps reduce carbon emissions. This development reinforces IRM Energy Limited’s role as a key contributor to India’s energy transition.
