Power stations hold very large single oil charges — a turbine lube system alone can hold tens of thousands of litres. Change-outs are infrequent but enormous, and transformer oil from switchyards and substations is a valuable separate stream.
Each stream is lifted and manifested separately where it is stored separately. Segregated oil is worth more than a mixed drum — to you and to us.
Indicative of the kind of operation we collect from. Listing a company name here is an industry reference, not a claim of an existing contract.
Indicative only. The actual price depends on quantity, water and solids content, segregation, packing and distance. We test before we quote rather than after we lift.
PSU and IPP stations dispose almost exclusively through MSTC e-auction, GeM or their own e-tender portals. Lot sizes are large and bidder pre-qualification is strict.
Yes, as a separate stream. Transformer oil is naphthenic rather than paraffinic and is lifted, manifested and processed separately from turbine and lube oil.
No. Large charges suit bulk tanker lifting and improve the economics for both sides. Give us the volume and the outage window and we will schedule tankers.
We hold the statutory authorizations these tenders require — CPCB EPR registration, RPCB hazardous waste authorization, ISO certifications, GST and PAN — and register on the relevant portal per tender.
That is a different material from mineral turbine oil and must be declared separately. We will tell you whether it falls within our authorization rather than lift it blind.
Yes, and that is when it makes sense. Outage windows are fixed, so we schedule against your shutdown plan rather than turning up afterwards.
Send us the oil type, approximate annual quantity and location. We will come back with a landed price and a lifting schedule — and if a stream falls outside our authorization, we will tell you that instead.
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