BPCL Standardises on AspenTech Software to Drive Asset Optimisation
Aspen Technology Inc (AspenTech), the asset optimisation software company, has announced that Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL) has selected its aspenONE engineering and manufacturing & supply chain software to drive business sustainability and increase profitability by maximising asset performance. BPCL plans to standardise on AspenTech software products across BPCL group refineries, starting with four refineries in Mumbai, Kochi, Bina and Numaligarh.
AspenTech said the partnership will help BPCL capitalise on digital transformation to reduce costs, maximise growth and achieve sustainable operations via operational excellence. “Leading energy companies have a relentless focus on operational excellence and are constantly seeking new ways to gain a competitive advantage. AspenTech’s integrated solutions across design and operations will help BPCL maximise profitability, increase return on capital and improve complex manufacturing and operating scenarios,” said Dr. Filipe Soares-Pinto, Senior Vice President of Sales, Asia Pacific, AspenTech.
2026-08-14
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