It is planned to introduce the liquid reagent AUS-32 "BK blue", which helps to reduce harmful emissions from diesel engines, at filling stations located along the highways of Turkmenistan. This was reported to a correspondent of Orient by representatives of the individual enterprise "Bir Kuwwat" at the exhibition opened in honor of the 17th anniversary of the Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs of Turkmenistan.

IE "Bir Kuwwat" initiated this project with the aim of reducing the negative impact of freight transport on the environment and improving the ecological situation in the country. Currently, the enterprise is negotiating with relevant government agencies to implement this initiative at filling stations located along the country's key transport arteries.

AUS-32, known under the European brand "AdBlue," is used in the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system and allows reducing the content of nitrogen oxides (NOx) in exhaust gases by up to 90%, which corresponds to the strict environmental standards Euro IV, V, and VI.

In Turkmenistan, the production of this environmentally friendly reagent was first established by IE "Bir Kuwwat" under its own brand "BK Blue". The company's plant, built in the Akhal velayat in cooperation with the Turkish company EndülüsKrom, produces up to 4,000 tons of products per month.

The enterprise already fully meets domestic demand and plans to start exporting AUS-32 to neighboring countries. In addition, "Bir Kuwwat" produces antifreeze of grades G11 and G12, as well as distilled water, which is in demand both in the transport sector and in domestic conditions.

The introduction of such modern environmentally friendly technologies as AUS-32 helps Turkmenistan confidently move towards achieving national environmental goals — to achieve zero growth in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and to significantly reduce them further.

Contact details for IE "Bir Kuwwat":

+99363 68-28-68

+99364 52-45-54

+99312 21-03-64

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