PRESENTATION

THE FIRST USED OIL RE-REFINING PLANT

IN ROMANIA

Green Oil And Lubricants

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GOAL – TOP MANAGEMENT

Mazarali Kamumiya Saiyed

Chairman

▪ Chemical Engineer & Entrepreneur from India

▪ Proven track record in commissioning oil

refinery/storage terminal projects worldwide

▪ Chairman and major shareholder in Chemie-

Tech LLC – renowned Oil & Gas EPC

Contractor

Haris Hanif

Managing Director

▪Senior Banker and Adviser with over 27 years of

experience at a Global level.

▪Worked for some of the best names in the industry like

Citibank, ABN AMRO, RBS, American Express, KPMG &

Deloitte.

▪Development and Management of FS business in

Poland, Turkey, Russia, Romania, Czech, Hungary,

Egypt, Bahrain, UAE, Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia,

Singapore, Australia, Hong Kong, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia,

India, Thailand amongst others.

▪Over 21 years of experience in Central & Eastern

Europe as CEO and MD for Citibank, ABN AMRO ,

KPMG & Deloitte.

Najam Naqvi

Director – Global Operations

• Qualified Chartered Accountant

• Proven track record of Project Development

• Experience of Risk Management across

difference industries

• Board Advisory position for various

Conglomerates

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GOAL – Global Presence

GOAL - ROMANIA

Capacity of 72K

MT/Year

Working with EBRD,

Romanian Authorities,

Deloitte

GOAL - SOUTH AFRICA

Capacity of 72K

MT/Year

In conjunction with the

Rose Foundation

GOAL - KSA

Capacity of 72K

MT/Year

FUTURE FOCUS

AREA

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Goal – Project At a GlanceTypical Project Characteristics

• 18 months

• Commissioning in July 2018.

Implementation Time

10 Hectare

Plant Area

8 MW

Power72000 MT/Per Year

Capacity

100+ Direct/Indirect

Job Creation

Group II+ Base Oil of various Grades

Products

500 m3/day

Water Requirement

• Diesel

• Bitumen.

By-Products

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PROJECT LOCATIONSTRATEGIC LOCATION ON BANK OF DANUBE RIVER TO CONNECT EASTERN

CENTRAL EUROPE, SITUATED IN A PRIVILEGE LOCATION OLTENITA,

ROMANIA TO CONNECT ROAD NETWORK

Used oil is derived from

industries such as

Automotive, Industrial,

Aviation, Marine, Power

Plants, Other Engines. The

types of used oil generated

from these industries is

explained here.

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Source of Used Oil

Automotive

Engine lubricant oils,

Transmission fluids,

Gearbox fluids, Brake

fluids, Hydraulic fluids

Aviation

Gas turbine engine oils,

Piston engine oils

Industrial

Hydraulic and Gear oils,

Air & Gas compressor

oils, Refrigerator oils,

Steam & Gas turbine oils

Marine

Cylinder & crankcase

oils, Piston engine oils,

Stern tube lubricants

Power Plant

DG sets for power

generation

Other Engines

2 stroke & 4 stroke

engine oils

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Disposal of Waste Oil Issues & Methods of Disposal

Waste oil has severe adverse environmental and

health impacts. More toxic than virgin oil due to

presence of contaminants and degraded additives

The harmful impacts include:

Toxic contamination of water and soils

Carcinogenic, mutagenic and reproductive effects

Waste oil is indiscriminately disposed of, not only

causing health and environmental problems but

also wasting precious renewable and non-

renewable resource

Issues at Stake

▪ Placing waste oil with garbage

▪ Dumping to ground, watercourses, sewers, drainage

▪ Burial of waste oils

▪ Dust control, weed abatement, timber preservation, pest

control

▪ Open air burning, incomplete combustion

Disposal - Unacceptable Methods

▪ Reconditioning by removing impurities – basic recycling to

prolong life of oil

▪ Re-processing and removing water & particulates to be used

as fuel – not preferred as it enables the oil to be reused only

the once

▪ Environmentally sound re-refining of used oils to

manufacture base oils

Disposal - Acceptable Methods

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Benefits of Recycling

Employment creation

Contribution to the local economy

Better industrial governance

Enhancing Corporate Social Responsibility

Social

Reduction in disposal and clean up costs

Conversion of waste into value

Less additives required for blending

compared to virgin oil

Additional income source for the generators

of used oil

FinancialAvoidance of contamination of water

Avoidance of soil eradication

Conservation of non-renewable crude oil

Protection of the overall natural resources of

the country

Environmental

Recognition in the field of re-cycling and re-

refining

Creating an image of a responsible nation

Compliance with international laws,

directives and protocols

International

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Global Overview on Re-Refining

75% 25% 50%

75% of the total used

oil is collected

globally

25% is combusted, re-

used without appropriate

treatment, or discarded

Developed countries re-

refine approx 50% of the

total used oil collected

Improvements in quality of used oils collected

due to better collection practices

Overall improvements in refining process

High quality re-refined base oils on par with

virgin base oils

Re-refining used oil consumes far less energy

and resources than refining crude oil

US EPA studies reveal:

▪ 4 liters used oil = 2.5 liters base oil

▪ 160 liters of crude oil = 2.5 liters of base oil

Oil now being seen as a limited and non-

renewable resource

Environmental standards across all countries

becoming stringent

Reasons driving the momentum

of re-refining

Re-refining ProcessUnit Operations

01 02

03 04

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DEHYDRATION▪ Used oil is partly vaporized at atmospheric

pressure around 160°C temperature

▪ This removes water, gasoline, light

contaminants (solvents, glycols, lighter organic)

▪ Water and lights are condensed, separated

and recovered

GAS OIL REMOVALDehydrated oil is stripped under vacuum for

light gasoil removal and flash point adjustment

of lube oil

Fourth Step▪Vacuum Distillate is further finished to improve

product quality

▪Finishing is done by Hydro-finishing to achieve

Base Oil API Group II Production

▪Hydro-finishing provides deep removal of further

contaminants such as chlorinated, sulfurous and

oxygenated organic compounds and poly-

aromatic hydrocarbons

▪Finished oil is then fractionated to produce light

oil (SN-150) and Heavy Oil (SN-500)

Third Step

▪ Oil from gasoil stripper is sent to vacuum

distillation to recover Vacuum Gas Oil oil

fraction from “heavier than” contaminants

▪ Vacuum distillation is carried out under high

vacuum conditions, high temperature and by

Thin Film Evaporator

▪ Thin film evaporator achieves high selectivity

and oil purification from metals, heavy polymers,

carbon, dust

▪ Lube oil is recovered as distillate while heavy

components, additives, metals and degradation

products are concentrated in the bottom

residue.

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Typical Flow Scheme

Used Lube Oil Collection Strategy

GOAL HAS ESTABLISHED A SUBSIDIARY COMPANY UNDER THE NAME OF BETTER ENVIRONMENT

AND ECO SYSTEM ( BEES) WHO WILL BE COLLECTING RAW MATERIAL FOR GOAL

BEES IS ESTABLISHING COLLECTION NETWORK THROUGH OUT EASTERN EUROPE,

STARTING WITH COLLECTION CENTERS IN ROMANIA AND EXPANDED IN POLAND, BULGARIA,

HUNGARY AND NEARBY EAST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

BEES WILL RUN THE PROGRAM FOR SOCIAL AWARENESS COMPANION ON EDUCATING

PEOPLE FOR PROPER COLLECTION OF USED OIL AND BENEFITS OF RECYCLING

BEES WILL PROVIDE A MODEL WITH MONETARY BENEFIT TO COLLECTORS ALONG WITH

EASY TO ACHIEVE ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCES AND PROPER DOCUMENTATION

RAW MATERIAL AND FINISHED PRODUCTS

GOAL PROJECT PROPOSAL

GOAL is Active in Promoting Eco-Friendly Process of Used Oil Refining,

Having Global Knowledge base, We Propose

Implementation of State-of-the Art Used Oil Refineries in various parts of

the World

The proposed capacity of the refinery is estimated based on Raw Material

availability and preliminary feasibility studies

GOAL is prepared to invest equity participation in the Project and open for

equity participation from Local Government or from any prominent business

house.

GOAL Contributions & Expectations

WHAT GOAL

CONTRIBUTES

WHAT LOCAL GOVERNMENT / LOCAL

BUSINESS HOUSE

CONTRIBUTES

• Engineering and technology transfer

• Skills set transfer

• International customer base

• Business experience

• Marketing of finished products

• Operation of refinery

• Investment in proportion to equity

• Local employment generation

• Legislative support

• Passing of local laws whereby making it

mandatory to dispose used lube oil for

refining purpose

• Land allotment

• Import License for used lube oil

• Establishment and operation of a collection

network

• Investment in proportion to equity

THANK YOU !