New Delhi (18.07.2023): Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
(BPCL) announced partnership with the Bhubaneswar City Knowledge Innovation
Cluster (BCKIC). The company wants to
identify and collaborate with high-quality and potential startups through this
valuable collaboration, specifically those active in the energy sector and
related areas. BPCL's Startup Initiative, known as "Project
Ankur," has been making waves since its establishment in 2016. This
initiative aims to cultivate a nurturing ecosystem that empowers
entrepreneurship in India by providing crucial support to innovative ideas and
concepts with the potential to become successful startups. Under Project Ankur, BPC funded over 30 startups, each
making a significant impact in their respective fields. Companies like M/s
Genrobotics, M/s Detect Technologies, M/s Anthill Creations, M/s Cygenica, M/s.
EyeROV and many more are shining examples of how innovation, backed by the
right support, can bring about transformative change.
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BPCL enters into a partnership with BCKIC
By IndianMandarins - 2023-07-18 15:57:00
New Delhi (18.07.2023): Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited
(BPCL) announced partnership with the Bhubaneswar City Knowledge Innovation
Cluster (BCKIC). The company wants to
identify and collaborate with high-quality and potential startups through this
valuable collaboration, specifically those active in the energy sector and
related areas.
BPCL's Startup Initiative, known as "Project Ankur," has been making waves since its establishment in 2016. This initiative aims to cultivate a nurturing ecosystem that empowers entrepreneurship in India by providing crucial support to innovative ideas and concepts with the potential to become successful startups.
Under Project Ankur, BPC funded over 30 startups, each making a significant impact in their respective fields. Companies like M/s Genrobotics, M/s Detect Technologies, M/s Anthill Creations, M/s Cygenica, M/s. EyeROV and many more are shining examples of how innovation, backed by the right support, can bring about transformative change.
