Byco, the retail fuel brand of Cnergyico Pk Limited, has rapidly rolled out the Prime Minister’s Fuel Relief Scheme across most of its nationwide network.

The company said most participating outlets went live within a day of the programme’s launch. More stations are joining the scheme each day.

The government-funded programme offers Rs100 per litre of petrol relief to eligible owners of motorcycles, three-wheelers and cars with engine capacities of up to 800cc.

Eligible commuters can use the relief at participating Byco stations across cities, towns and highways in Pakistan.

Motorists Can Register Through SMS

Eligible motorists must register for the scheme before visiting a participating station.

They can send an SMS to 9771 to obtain a fuel relief token. They must then present the token when purchasing petrol under the scheme.

Registration and eligibility information is available through the official programme website, pmfuelrelief.pk.

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The scheme operates under government-defined terms and conditions. Motorists should check the eligibility requirements before registering.

Byco Mobilises Retail Network

Byco said its retail teams began preparations within hours of the scheme’s announcement.

Teams worked to assist customers, answer questions and support the redemption of fuel relief tokens.

Cnergyico Vice Chairman Usama Qureshi said the rapid rollout showed the company’s operational capacity.

“The speed of this rollout reflects Byco’s operational strength and its commitment to supporting the Government of Pakistan in delivering relief to its intended beneficiaries without delay,” Qureshi said.

He added that Byco was working to make the scheme accessible to commuters across the country.

Awareness Campaign Targets Eligible Motorists

Byco has also launched an awareness campaign to explain the fuel relief process.

The campaign covers social media, digital platforms and outdoor advertising. It also includes roadside hoardings.

The company said the campaign aims to explain registration requirements and encourage eligible motorists to claim the relief.

Byco plans to expand coverage across its retail network. It also said its teams would continue helping eligible customers access the government-funded relief throughout Pakistan.