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WGPL announces to launch operations in Jammu 3/23/2015 10:29:05 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Mar 23: Worthwhile Gases Private Limited (WGPL) today announced to launch operations in Jammu. WGPL, based at Chandigarh will be launching its non-subsidized LPG solutions in Jammu and for this they have already entered into tie-ups for bottling, logistics and regular gas supply. WGPL will be launching non-subsidized LPG from August 2015 and to cater to its customers has set up a Rs. 7 crore Plant in Buhana, Rajasthan. It also has a technical and strategic alliance with international energy solutions provider, Torus Energy Company (USA). "My Gas", the non-subsidized LPG that WGPL will be marketing, will come in volumes of 6 kg; 15 kg and 17 kg. Akshay Jain, Managing Director, WGPL said that the Indian market is currently dependent on state-owned bodies for supply of LPG. For domestic users migrating across states, it is difficult to subscribe to the subsidized LPG service due to the stringent documentation requirements. Their subsequent reliance on the grey market and difficulties faced in procuring alternative fuel options is what WGPL aims to alleviate. He added, WGPL is rapidly expanding its distribution network in North India and this announcement will magnify their presence in the state of Jammu and Kashmir as well. All efforts are and would be dedicated towards reducing the waiting time of customers and delivering high quality energy solutions, he added. Jain said, "WGPL had been incorporated with the aim of helping the society to move away from harmful, pollution inducing and non-ecofriendly fuel to cleaner and greener energy options. We aspire to bring LPG to every household in the country, and to make non-subsidized LPG refilled cylinders available to consumers at competitive prices and to evolve as a reliable distributor by reaching people in interior India." Jain said the company would be coming up with a network of dealers in the region in the current year seeing the plant capacity. For each dealer WGPL is projecting 5000 customers who will avail our services. It has been left to the dealers to get customers.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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