New Delhi: Pune Gas, a leader in commercial and industrial gas systems, has unveiled North India’s first Smart Gas Experience Centre in Okhla, Delhi.
This marks the company’s first owned centre and seventh overall, solidifying its footprint in one of India’s fastest-growing energy markets.
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Strategically designed to serve over 7.12 lakh commercial and industrial LPG users across Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, the new Smart Gas Experience Centre provides businesses with access to live demonstrations, expert consultations, and end-to-end gas system solutions.
“Delhi is a natural hub for our North India growth story,” said Jaisinh Sampat, Founder & Managing Director of Pune Gas.
“With sustainability and cost-efficiency at the core, our mission is to empower industries and MSMEs through smart, clean energy solutions. We’re already enabling savings of ₹1,400 crore annually for businesses – and this is just the beginning.”
Key Systems Showcased at the Smart Gas Experience Centre
- LPGenius – India’s first Smart LPG System, engineered to eliminate cylinder freezing and reduce LPG usage by 20–30%. Deployed in thousands of kitchens and industries nationwide, it works with 47.5 kg LOT cylinders for superior efficiency.
- FuelFusion – A dual-fuel innovation that enables traditional diesel generators to run on a diesel-LPG blend. This upgrade supports climate action and affordable clean energy goals without major retrofits.
- LeakCheck – A high-precision, stylish gas leak detection system designed for industrial and commercial safety.
Jesal Sampat, Executive Director of Pune Gas, added, “Our Smart Gas Experience Centres are knowledge hubs. They bridge the awareness gap and help businesses transition to clean energy – safely, affordably, and efficiently.”
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Tackling India’s Energy Inefficiencies
With industrial and commercial sectors accounting for just 16% of India’s LPG consumption, many businesses still rely on polluting fuels like diesel, kerosene, and furnace oil.
Pune Gas aims to change this through its smart gas systems, helping reduce emissions, cut costs, and support India’s clean energy goals.
