India's roughly 800,000 telecom towers and its fast-growing data-centre estate run on diesel gensets. Every genset service produces used engine oil as hazardous waste — thousands of small, scattered lots that together form one of the country's largest used-oil streams.
Mostly DG-set engine oil, generated in small volumes across many sites. Our collection-partner network consolidates scattered lots into economic pickups.
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. DG engine oil grade, water/fuel dilution, volume per site, consolidation and distance drive the final landed price. We test before we quote.
Service-AMC and collection-partner contracts are the dominant route — sites are distributed, so consolidated lifting through a partner network is what makes the economics work. Large data-centre operators also float GeM / private tenders.
Yes. Distributed collection is exactly what our collection-partner network is built for — we consolidate many small site lots into economic pickups and still raise a Form-10 per generator.
Used DG engine oil is a recoverable stock — in most cases we pay for it. Heavily fuel-diluted or water-contaminated oil is priced on test.
Yes. The manifest names the actual generator for each consignment, which is what your compliance file needs.
Yes, as a segregated stream. Tell us the volume and we evaluate reclaim-to-dielectric vs re-refining.
We are a CPCB-registered EPR recycler (BHA20250073R) and provide the documentation your EPR obligation requires.
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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