WHERE DOES SOCAR FUEL COME FROM?
SOCAR imports gasoline-type fuel from several European countries, with the largest suppliers being Romania, Bulgaria, and Greece. Euro 5 diesel fuel is imported from Azerbaijan.
Laboratory
We operate an automotive gasoline and diesel testing laboratory that is certified according to the ISO 17025:2017/18 standard and fully meets international requirements.
The laboratory is equipped with European and American testing devices, enabling us to verify all quality parameters mandated by fuel legislation.
Twice a year, the SOCAR laboratory successfully participates in the international "Round Robins SGS-IIS" comparison, where laboratories are assessed to ensure the accuracy of automotive gasoline and diesel fuel testing. To date, all our results have been rated as "Excellent," as confirmed by the relevant certificates.
1
Loading of transport tanks
We import gasoline type fuel from several European countries
2
Receiving fuel at the port terminal and transportation via railway
SOCAR Group owns the Black Sea Oil Terminal
3
Loading from railway wagons to oil depot
SOCAR oil depots meet European standards
4
Transportation from oil-base reservoir to stations
Systematic cleaning of reservoirs is a special priority for us
5
Fuel pistol
Fuel quality is monitored through a mobile laboratory
NANO FUEL ADDITIVE
The German company BASF, the world's largest chemical producer, exclusively manufactures the NANO fuel additive for SOCAR.
- Reduces fuel consumption
- Increases engine power
- Protects the engine
- Cares for the environment
