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Audi, Honda and Porsche Issue Complaint Against Shell, Total & PSO Petrol Companies
A complaint has been filed by Honda Atlas Cars against fuel suppliers which include Shell, Total and PSO. The complaint says that these fuel companies add manganese to their gasoline. This is damaging Honda engines and other car engines.
OGRA, Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority has decided to investigate this complaint.
Other car importers like Audi and Porsche Pakistan believes that this issue should not be taken lightly. All necessary investigation should be done on it.
Manganese is an additive added to petroleum products to make petrol appear as of high quality but it not just dangerous for our environment and human health it also decreases the economy of fuel. Honda Motors Company Pakistan subsidiary, Honda Atlas filed this complaint against Oil companies and OGRA spokesperson has said that they will investigate the issue.
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When manganese is added to fuel, it seems that fuel quality get high but in reality, it reduces fuel economy and harm health of users due to its dangerous emissions.
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As per Honda Pakistan, fuel suppliers have used manganese to increase Research Octane Number (RON) “used to grade petroleum and lower quality fuel up to the RON 92 grade required by regulatory standards.”
Ogra spokesman Imran Ghaznavi said, “We have received a complaint from Honda, and the relevant department will look into the issue.”
Honda said that tests found a dangerous amount of manganese in fuel samples from biggest fuel companies including Shell Pakistan Ltd, Total Parco Pakistan Ltd, and Pakistan State Oil Company Ltd.
Manganese is considered dangerous at 24 mg/kg while tests showed that manganese found in fuel samples was 53 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg). No officials from the companies blamed for it has yet responded.
Ilyas Fazil, head of Pakistan’s Oil Companies Advisory Council, said: “Other refineries are producing 90 RON, which is slightly lower than 92…pure 92 RON that is imported.”
Between 2015 and 2017 Pak petroleum sales have gone up 10pc.
“Now that Honda has formally complained they may also follow suit.” an official confirmed
A complaint has been filed by Honda Atlas Cars against fuel suppliers which include Shell, Total and PSO. The complaint says that these fuel companies add manganese to their gasoline. This is damaging Honda engines and other car engines.
OGRA, Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority has decided to investigate this complaint.
Other car importers like Audi and Porsche Pakistan believes that this issue should not be taken lightly. All necessary investigation should be done on it.
Manganese is an additive added to petroleum products to make petrol appear as of high quality but it not just dangerous for our environment and human health it also decreases the economy of fuel. Honda Motors Company Pakistan subsidiary, Honda Atlas filed this complaint against Oil companies and OGRA spokesperson has said that they will investigate the issue.
Must read: OGRA recommended raise in fuel prices
When manganese is added to fuel, it seems that fuel quality get high but in reality, it reduces fuel economy and harm health of users due to its dangerous emissions.
Interesting: Honda makes a cute self-driving cooler
As per Honda Pakistan, fuel suppliers have used manganese to increase Research Octane Number (RON) “used to grade petroleum and lower quality fuel up to the RON 92 grade required by regulatory standards.”
Ogra spokesman Imran Ghaznavi said, “We have received a complaint from Honda, and the relevant department will look into the issue.”
Honda said that tests found a dangerous amount of manganese in fuel samples from biggest fuel companies including Shell Pakistan Ltd, Total Parco Pakistan Ltd, and Pakistan State Oil Company Ltd.
Manganese is considered dangerous at 24 mg/kg while tests showed that manganese found in fuel samples was 53 milligrams per kilogram (mg/kg). No officials from the companies blamed for it has yet responded.
Ilyas Fazil, head of Pakistan’s Oil Companies Advisory Council, said: “Other refineries are producing 90 RON, which is slightly lower than 92…pure 92 RON that is imported.”
Between 2015 and 2017 Pak petroleum sales have gone up 10pc.
“Now that Honda has formally complained they may also follow suit.” an official confirmed