"GOAL Gas Private Limited” & “GOAL Bio Oil Private Ltd” was incorporated as per Indian company’s act with an objective to cater the opportunities in the “Renewable Energy Sectors”, with highest level of environmental and social governance (ESG). The company has strong portfolio of highly prospective projects.
It’s an ISO 14001-2015 certified Bio Automotive Fuel Processing Company, with a specialized offering of ultra-premium quality and low emission fuel.
Goal Bio Oil is always making sustainable fuel arrangements and environmentally friendly power vitality advancements to make a more joyful, clearer, more brilliant India.
Goal Bio oil Lubricants is Goal Bio Oil brand for manufacturing and marketing various lubricants and specialty products.
Bio petrol, also known as bioethanol, is a renewable fuel made from agricultural products like corn, sugarcane, and sweet sorghum. It's produced through fermentation, mainly from carbohydrates found in sugar and starch crops.
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Blending ethanol with fuel raises the octane number of petrol. Petrol prices can be lowered if OMCs pass on the gains.
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We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainable practices throughout our operations.
We adhere to the highest industry standards to ensure the production of biodiesel that meets and exceeds customer expectations.
We envision a future where clean and sustainable energy plays a pivotal role in meeting the world's growing energy demands.
More DetailsBiodiesel is produced from renewable resources, such as vegetable oils, animal fats, or recycled cooking oils. Unlike finite fossil fuels
Biodiesel has a lower carbon footprint compared to traditional diesel fuel.
Biodiesel reduces dependency on imported fossil fuels, promoting energy independence for countries.
Biodiesel production often involves the use of waste materials, such as used cooking oil or animal fats,
The first step involves obtaining feedstocks rich in triglycerides. Common feedstocks include vegetable oils (soybean, canola, palm, etc.), animal fats, and recycled cooking oils.
In this chemical reaction, triglycerides (three fatty acid chains attached to a glycerol molecule) react with an alcohol (methanol or ethanol) in the presence of a catalyst (usually sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide).
The mixture resulting from transesterification contains biodiesel, glycerol, and residual catalyst. After the reaction, these components need to be separated.
After washing, the biodiesel is dried to remove any remaining water. Water in biodiesel can cause stability issues and lead to engine problems, so thorough drying is essential.
Quality control measures are implemented to ensure the biodiesel meets industry standards and specifications.