Background: India has an immense need for constant supply of fuel/power sources at both residential and commercial buildings. With power cuts in the country, populace have resorted to generators as back-up power. However, issues are experienced in mobilizing fuel from a fuel station to the generator. Similarly, to just refuel, heavy-duty trucks such as earth-moving equipments and excavators are hard pressed to travel to a fuel station due to their heavy nature. Therefore, they are facing difficulties in accessing fuel for their needs. How is the problem solved currently ? Currently, the diesel is being transported to destinations through barrels and cans, mainly through cars, bikes, and autorickshaws. With diesel being a highly flammable liquid, poses many safety hazards during transportation, it is less convenient, requires manpower, and is time-intensive. Also issues of fuel pilferage during handling and adulteration are present. Many illegal bowser operators are delivering diesel to the destinations. Moreover, barrels are calibrated to standard capacity and due to handling, the barrel sh