Opal fuel
For all the facts about Opal fuel, visit BP’s dedicated Opal website at www.opalfuel.com.au
Petrol sniffing is a life threatening issue for many people living in remote communities. Manufactured here in Australia by BP, Opal fuel is a low aromatic regular unleaded fuel that has been specially designed to discourage people from sniffing.
Opal fuel is a direct substitute for regular unleaded with an octane rating of 91, which fully conforms to the National Fuels Quality Standards Act 2000.
With over 1.5 million fills sold* since the launch in 2005, motorists across parts of Central Australia have been driving around on Opal fuel for over five years.
The best part about Opal fuel is that Australian Government research shows it has helped reduce the incidence of petrol sniffing by 94% in affected communities.
To talk to a Customer Service representative call 1300 139 700 or email us. * Based on 84 million litres of Opal fuel manufactured since 2005 launch and average fill of 55 litres, calculated using BP’s card customer database average for rural sites in 2009
Petrol sniffing is a life threatening issue for many people living in remote communities. Manufactured here in Australia by BP, Opal fuel is a low aromatic regular unleaded fuel that has been specially designed to discourage people from sniffing.
Opal fuel is a direct substitute for regular unleaded with an octane rating of 91, which fully conforms to the National Fuels Quality Standards Act 2000.
With over 1.5 million fills sold* since the launch in 2005, motorists across parts of Central Australia have been driving around on Opal fuel for over five years.
The best part about Opal fuel is that Australian Government research shows it has helped reduce the incidence of petrol sniffing by 94% in affected communities.
To talk to a Customer Service representative call 1300 139 700 or email us. * Based on 84 million litres of Opal fuel manufactured since 2005 launch and average fill of 55 litres, calculated using BP’s card customer database average for rural sites in 2009
