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Greenhouse Gas Reductions


REDUCTION IN GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS – WASTE HYDROCARBONS
  • Reduction of Waste Hydrocarbon Oil Pollutants
    Through Oz Future Fuels re-refining process waste hydrocarbon oils have an estimated 80% reduction in oil contaminates as indicated in the table below. This significant reduction in waste stream contaminates ensures polluted matter is not released into the environment through either dumping or oil burning practice.
    Waste Hydrocarbon Oil Contaminates Waste Engine Oil Parts Per Million (PPM) Estimated
    Re-refined Fuel Oil
    Parts Per Million (PPM)
    Pollutants from Burning the waste hydrocarbon oil as Burner Fuel Percentage Reduction in Pollutants from Refining Technology
    Ash
    Chlorine
    Nitrogen
    Sulphur
    Aluminium
    Arsenic
    Barium
    Cadmium
    Chromium
    Iron
    Lead
    Magnesium
    Zinc
    6500
    2200
    1000
    5000
    45
    12
    66
    1
    6
    240
    1100
    260
    800
    25
    100
    300
    2400
    8
    0.8
    0.5
    0.3
    1.3
    12
    1.8
    6.3
    3.6
    Carbon Monoxide (CO)
    Sulphur Oxides (SOx)
    Nitrogen Oxides (NOx)
    Particulate Matter (PM)
    Particles less than 10 (PM-10)
    Organic Compounds
    Global Warming Gases (CO2 and Methane)
    Through the re-refining of the waste hydrocarbon oils it is estimated that the pollutants within the waste hydrocarbon oils are reduced by 80%.
  • Reduction in Transportation Emissions
    Oz Future Fuels operates trucks and forklifts with a bio diesel blend emitting under a third of the greenhouse gas emissions compared to diesel engines.

    Every litre of Diesel emits around 2.74 kg per litre of CO2 emissions, whereas Bio diesel emits only .73 kg of CO2 per litre.

    Vehicles used for waste Hydrocarbon collection:
    • Registered Waste collection Truck
    • Forklift
    Currently, each load of waste transported from the Bowen Basin to Brisbane using standard waste collectors emits around 1.5 Metric Tonnes of Greenhouse gases per trip. Through Oz Future Fuels bio diesel fuelled trucks these carbon emissions can be reduced to around 1/3 of this rate releasing only .5 metric tonnes of greenhouse gases per trip of waste collection and treatment. CO 2 emission -991 grams per Kilometre (Faiz, Weaver and Walsh, Air Pollution from Vehicles).

    Furthermore, our onsite forklift operates on a bio diesel mixture producing around 1/3 of the greenhouse gas emissions compared to diesel powered forklifts. It is estimated that our forklift operates for around 12 hours per fortnight at a coal mine producing an insignificant volume of greenhouse gases compared to diesel fuelled forklifts.
  • Vehicles and Machinery - Reduced Fuel Emissions
    As mentioned every litre of Diesel emits around 2.74 kg per litre of CO2 emissions, whereas Bio diesel emits only .73 kg of CO2 per litre.

    It is estimated that around 50,000 litres of re-refined fuel oil is supplied to our standard clients per month. This figure is based on the collection of the clients waste volume and fluctuates with volume changes in onsite waste oil. It is estimated that through onsite usage of the re-refined fuel oil greenhouse gas emission will be reduced by 1206 metric tonnes of CO2 per year.
    Fuel Litres per year Emissions
    Diesel Fuel 600,000 1644 Metric Tonnes of CO2
    Bio diesel Fuel 600,000 438 Metric Tonnes of CO2
      Reduction per year 1206 Metric Tonnes of CO2
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