Synergy Teletech is a Noida-based start-up that claims to deliver 100 percent indigenous biofuel to its customers’ doorsteps. The firm has partnered with various manufacturers to supply biofuel, generating six lakh gallons of biodiesel daily. The firm claims to have provided eight lakh gallons of biodiesel and operates throughout the Delhi NCR.
The men behind the Mission
Synergy Teletech was founded by Prasan Surana, an oil industry veteran with more than a decade’s experience in automation and on-site delivery of fuels and Navneet Agarwal, a qualified chartered accountant, who has worked for more than 14 years in telecom, retail, and other sectors. The founders are passionate and dedicated to provide the alternative to fossil fuels hence the idea of Synergy Teletech comes up.
How Biofuels is a Gamechanger for Renewables
Pollution from fossil fuels has had a significant impact on people’s health. Recognizing the problem, the government has begun to push for the usage of renewable energies, with a goal of 175 GW by 2022 and 500 GW by 2030. The government has placed a great emphasis on renewable energy, and biodiesel might be a game changer in the direction. Biofuels, unlike fossil fuels, may be easily made from natural seeds such as jatropa, sunflower, soyabean, and even animal fats, and release less CO2, have a greater combustion efficiency, and are comparably safer for people to breathe. It’s also good for the environment due to its low sulphur and aromatic content. Biodiesel, like gasoline and diesel, is biodegradable.
The Game plan Ahead
The company is focusing on MSMEs, Hotels, RWAs, office complexes, building sites, and other B2B segments that would benefit from its offering. The start-up has established a storage facility in Faridabad for future development and mobility. It also plans to sell the products in key cities in Delhi NCR, including Noida, Ghaziabad, Bhiwadi, Sonipat, and New Delhi. The company plans to expand its reach by establishing storage facilities and deploying tiny autonomous delivery vans in the country’s key industrial areas.
