Opal is a direct substitute for regular unleaded 91, delivering comparable performance. It can be used in cars, boats and other engines. It’s safe to mix with regular unleaded 91, or higher octane fuels, and can be stored in the same way.

Opal is a variety of low-aromatic 91 RON petrol developed in 2005 by BP Australia to combat the rising use of gasoline as an inhalant in remote Indigenous Australian communities. [1]

Opal fuel has been specially designed to help discourage petrol sniffing. It’s safe for use in engines that are compatible with, and will be priced at an equivalent local rate to, regular unleaded 91. In fact, the best part about Opal fuel is that Australian Government research shows it has reduced the incidence of petrol sniffing by up to

BP is committed to supporting communities in Australia, and for that reason Kwinana Refinery developed a unique and inspiring fuel - Opal. It is a low aromat...

OPAL is a bp petrol station located in WARSZAWA with a range of petrol and diesel fuels. Services include Bankomat, Toaleta, Wild Bean Café and all major payment cards are accepted. The nearest alternative locations to this are KAMELEON, REDUTA and OKĘCIE.

BP produces low aromatic unleaded fuel which it distributes under the brand name Opal. For further information on BP’s low aromatic fuel, or where you can buy Opal fuel go to www.opalfuel.com.au. .

Opal fuel is a low-aromatic unleaded fuel that has been designed to discourage people from sniffing by lowering the amount of the toxic components which give petrol sniffers a 'high'. Who manufactures Opal fuel? Opal fuel is manufactured by bp and other fuel providers. How do I know if Opal fuel is suitable for my vehicle?

What is Opal? It is a very low aromatic gasoline, with no sulphur and no lead. The key feature is its low level of aromatics, which we hope will lead to some reduction in abuse. However, I say this cautiously, because we realize there are many facets to this issue. Opal is only one step in the overall fight to address the issue.

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Developed by BP and introduced 2005 as a solution to combat the petrol sniffing problem in rural Australian communities, Opal is a low aromatic fuel (http://www.opalfuel.com.au/ page.cfm/what-is-opal/low-aromatic-fuel), unleaded petrol containing only a fifth of the toxic solvents found in regular unleaded petrol. These solvents, such as ...