Ashvath is a first of its kind Mobile Refuelling Unit (MRU) compact filling station mounted on a moving truck allowing CNG access to fleets virtually anywhere. The MRU unit was virtually unveiled by Dharmendra Pradhan, Minister of Petroleum & Natural Gas and Steel. Speaking at the unveiling, the Minister said “Our aim is to give easy accessibility and make it affordable to the consumers by providing services at various locations. These CNG units will also aim at creating a clean, green and efficient fuel demand further leading to digitisation, setting up new career prospects and leading towards an Atmanirbar Bharat.”
The government’s thrust to increase the quantum of gaseous fuel in the Indian energy market from the current 6.5 percent to 15 percent led to a development of this unit. The company claims that this mobile refuelling units offer a cost‐efficient way to mitigate the accessibility problem. The Standard capacity of Ashvath MRU is 8800 L WC storage cascade and the system is equipped with safety devices including TPRD (Thermally activated pressure relief device) which allows the cylinder to vent the gas at a high discharge rate.
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