India's Trusted
Waste Oil Recycler
Since 1990

Yes. Under the Hazardous and Other Wastes (Management and Transboundary Movement) Rules 2016, used oil is a Schedule-II hazardous waste. Disposal without a CPCB-authorized recycler is illegal and attracts penalties under the Environment Protection Act 1986 — including fines and facility closure orders. All bulk generators must hand over used oil only to registered recyclers or collection agents. Using an unregistered party exposes your organization to PCB audit risk.

You receive: (1) Form-10 Hazardous Waste Manifest — the legally mandated 7-copy movement document signed by both sender and receiver at the time of collection; (2) Compliance Certificate from BIOC confirming receipt, quantity, and processing; (3) Annual Returns copy filed with CPCB/RPCB confirming your waste was handled compliantly. All documents are PCB audit-ready and can be submitted to PCB inspectors directly.

Within Rajasthan: from 500 litres upward. For outstation (outside Rajasthan), the minimum economic tanker load is 12,000–15,000 litres. For smaller volumes outside Rajasthan (500–12,000 litres), we coordinate through local collection agents who consolidate and arrange pickup. Contact us with your volume — we will find the right logistics solution.

Yes — pan-India coverage. Zone 1 (UP, Haryana, Delhi NCR, MP, Gujarat, Rajasthan): direct dispatch within 3–7 working days. Zone 2 (Maharashtra, Punjab, Bihar, Jharkhand): minimum 20,000L or via local collection agent. Zone 3 (Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, AP, Telangana, WB): via registered collection agents for large institutional volumes (NTPC plants, DISCOMs, industrial estates). No state is off-limits for institutional generators.

In most cases, collection is free — and for good quality transformer oil or lubricating oil in volume, we pay you for the material. For contaminated or low-quality oil or very remote locations, a nominal transport charge may apply. Contact us with your oil type, approximate volume, and location and we will give you an exact quote within 24 hours.

All 16 CPCB-approved categories of used oil: transformer oil, DG set engine oil, hydraulic oil, gear oil, compressor oil, turbine oil, cutting and quenching oils, food-grade used oil, tank bottom sludge, automotive engine oil, spindle oil, white oil, heat treatment oil, rolling oil, and process oils. If your oil type is not listed, call us — we process virtually all Schedule-V hydrocarbon-based oils.

Your oil goes through multi-stage re-refining at our CPCB Category IV authorized plant in Vishwakarma Industrial Area, Jaipur: pre-treatment → vacuum distillation → acid-clay treatment → quality testing. The output is BIS-grade Re-Refined Base Oil (RRBO) supplied to national oil companies including HPCL. This is genuine re-refining — not fuel blending — producing full circular-economy output with a 65–70% energy saving versus virgin crude.

Yes. We can provide your organization's complete compliance documentation package — Form-10 copies, receipt certificates, our CPCB authorization, and EPR registration — formatted for submission to your State PCB. Many of our clients with large DG fleets and transformer banks use our documentation to demonstrate responsible hazardous waste management during ISO 14001 and PCB audits.

EPR (Extended Producer Responsibility) for Used Oil under GSR 677(E) April 2024 requires all manufacturers and importers of base oil and lubrication oil to meet annual recycling targets by purchasing EPR certificates from CPCB-registered recyclers. If you sell lubricants under your own brand in India — including as OEM fill oils — you are a "Producer" under the rules (classified P1–P9) and must register on eprusedoil.cpcb.gov.in and fulfill targets. There is a 2-year grace period for units established after April 2024.

FY2024–25: 5% of FY2022–23 sales
FY2025–26: 10% of FY2023–24 sales
FY2026–27: 20% of FY2024–25 sales
FY2027–28: 30% | FY2028–29: 40% | FY2029–30: 45%
FY2030–31 and beyond: 50%
Targets apply to total quantity of base or lubrication oil sold/imported in the reference year. Importers of used oil must recycle 100% of the prior year's import quantity.

CPCB levies Environmental Compensation (EC) for non-compliance. Importantly, the minimum EPR certificate price is set at 30% of the EC rate and the maximum at 100% of EC — so buying certificates is always significantly cheaper than paying the penalty. Repeated non-compliance can result in suspension of import licences or production authorizations. There is no "statute of limitations" — shortfalls from prior years must still be covered.

The process: (1) Contact BIOC — confirm certificate availability and agree on quantity and price; (2) Both parties log into eprusedoil.cpcb.gov.in — BIOC initiates a certificate transfer on the portal; (3) You accept the transfer on your registered producer account; (4) Certificates appear in your CPCB portal account, ready for annual return filing. No broker needed — we transfer directly, saving you 15–20% broker margin.

EPR certificates are valid for 2 years from the end of the financial year in which they are issued. For example, certificates generated in FY2024–25 are valid until March 31, 2027. You can purchase up to your current year target + outstanding shortfall from prior years + an additional 10% carry-forward buffer. Certificates cannot be resold between producers — only from a registered recycler to a registered producer.

The CPCB formula: Q_EPR = Q_P × CF × WP
Q_P = quantity of used oil processed; CF = Conversion Factor (set by CPCB per oil type); WP = Weightage factor (1.0 for re-refining, 0.25 for energy recovery). BIOC produces RRBO via re-refining, so our certificates carry the maximum WP of 1.0 — meaning every tonne we process generates the full certificate value. Certificates from fuel-blending recyclers carry only 25% of the value.

Only CPCB EPR portal-registered recyclers can generate legally valid EPR certificates. Informal recyclers — even those with RPCB consent — cannot transfer certificates on the CPCB portal. If you receive certificates from an unregistered party, they will not be accepted by CPCB in your annual filing, leaving you non-compliant. BIOC has been registered since March 2025 (Registration #61 on the portal) — certificates are verified, transferable, and audit-ready.

White oil, greases, and certain process oils that do not generate used oil as per Schedule-V of HOWM Rules 2016 are exempt from EPR recycling targets. However, manufacturers of these products must still register on the CPCB EPR portal to claim the exemption — failure to register means you will be treated as a non-compliant producer by default. Contact BIOC for guidance on which product categories qualify for exemption.