It represents a new generation of fuels that will contribute to energy transition, by diluting liquid fuels derived from petroleum, with renewable substances and raw materials of easy access and low cost. PETROIL 40 A MAX achieves a significant reduction of aromatics, polyaromatics, sulfur and other elements present in 100% fossil-based fuels. The adoption of low-emission fuels like PETROIL 40 A MAX is a crucial step towards a sustainable energy transition as proposed by the national government of Colombia.

The product presents maximum values of free water of 0.50% by weight, when the analysis is performed under: Free Water Content – ASTM D4860 – 14 (2019) %(V/V), notwithstanding the foregoing, the water values will be greater than 10% by weight, when the Water by Distillation test is performed under: Water in Crude Oil by Distillation – (% V/V) ASTM D4006 – 16e1;  This is due to the fusion of hydrocarbons (heavy crudes, middle distillates and distillation residues) with renewable organic base materials with high water content, but lacking sulfur, organic compounds other than methane, aromatics, olefins, ketones, aldehydes, polyaromatics and heavy carbon molecules. It allows that at the time of combustion, PETROIL 40 A MAX achieves a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions: CO, CO2, SOX, N2O2, NOX, CH4 and particulate matter MP10 and MP2.5 greater than 30%. The oxygen present in renewable organic-based raw materials is essential to achieve high levels of efficiency, allowing for more complete combustion.