The Delhi government is set to announce a series of fuel-saving measures aimed at reducing consumption across its departments, reflecting a broader initiative to conserve energy amid the ongoing West Asia crisis. Key proposals include minimizing vehicle use by officials, promoting carpooling during inspections, and accelerating the electrification of departmental fleets. A senior official indicated that the Delhi Jal Board may replace its fleet of 200-250 diesel tankers with electric alternatives, aligning with targets monitored by the Prime Minister's Office (PMO). The Public Works Department (PWD) is also expected to maximize the use of electric pumps, reducing reliance on diesel-operated systems. Additionally, a weekly “No Car Day” is being considered to encourage public transport use among officials. The government is also evaluating the implementation of electric vehicle (EV) mini buses for official travel. Amid these discussions, restrictions on foreign travel for officials, including personal trips, may be introduced as part of austerity measures. These initiatives come in response to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent call for citizens to reduce fuel consumption and shift towards public transport during the global energy disruption caused by the conflict in Iran.