G-OIL From Animal Fat
Going Like Sixty — November 7, 2007 — Autos
References: getg
Biodegradable oil for automotive use is now a reality. G-Oil is not petroleum based, but made from animal fat. One barrel of fat can yield one barrel of G-oil (green oil) when mixed with a proprietary chemical. Most amazing is that G-Oil can be converted into soil on which cattle can graze to produce the fat. Even the containers and labels are 100% recyclable.
It's produced by Green Oil Technologies who say G-Oil is the "first bio-based, high-endurance motor oil to provide superior performance during the maximum oil change interval recommended by vehicle manufacturers."
It's produced by Green Oil Technologies who say G-Oil is the "first bio-based, high-endurance motor oil to provide superior performance during the maximum oil change interval recommended by vehicle manufacturers."
Trend Themes
1. Bio-based Automotive Lubricants - Green innovations are calling for the creation of automotive lubricants that are bio-based and biodegradable to protect the environment.
2. Conversion of Waste Material to Auto Oil - There's a potential for transforming waste animal fat into an environmentally friendly oil as an alternative to traditional petroleum-based automotive lubricants.
3. Circular Economy for Automotive Industry - G-Oil is an instance of how the circular economy can be leveraged to offer sustainable solutions for the automotive industry.
Industry Implications
1. Automotive Industry - Automotive companies can harness the potential of biodegradable and bio-based oils to create sustainable auto solutions while reducing their carbon footprint.
2. Waste Management Industry - Waste management firms can take advantage of this opportunity by partnering with producers to collect and process animal fat to produce biodegradable oils.
3. Green Technology Industry - Green technology companies may innovate biodegradable products to minimize environmental harm in the automotive industry.
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