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The National Agency of Petroleum, Natural Gas and Biofuels (ANP) Approved Measures Yesterday to Improve the Quality of Gasoline Produced and Sold in Brazil
The board of the National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) approved yesterday, January 16, a resolution aimed at enhancing the quality of Brazilian automotive gasoline, produced and sold, benefiting all those who use this fuel.
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This resolution sets forth specifications and obligations regarding the qualitative aspect of the fuel, to be met by economic agents. The improvement focuses primarily on three points. The first relates to the specific mass values of gasoline, which in practice means more energy and less consumption.
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The second point addresses distillation parameters, specifically the temperature at 50% evaporated, which is directly related to engine performance, drivability, and heating. The third point, already present in specifications from other countries, is the establishment of limits for octane levels.
Such resolutions require implementation due to the technology of current engines that necessitate gasoline with higher performance to meet vehicle specifications. The ANP has established a transition period, during which the previously set values from the agency’s 2013 resolution remain in effect.
The ANP focuses on studies and conducts research on quality standards, considering international standards and engaging in discussions with various fuel market players. The new resolution also meets the requirements of vehicles and emission levels, which are becoming increasingly stringent.
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