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    Practical guide · Petroleum waste

    Used oils in Morocco: arranging collection with COMAGAL

    Tell us about your oils, volumes and location so collection and recovery terms can be assessed.

    COMAGAL ENERGY · Updated 18 October 2026

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    Used oils accumulate as a workshop or industrial site operates. Arranging collection begins with a clear description of what is available, where it is stored and whether the need is occasional or recurring.

    Describe the oils as they are

    State their origin, estimated volume and storage method. Identify known mixtures or missing information. A clearly identified oil and a mixed residue lot should not be described as if they were the same material.

    Keep the information accurate

    The Moroccan used-oil framework linked below provides context for managing these materials. For the initial commercial discussion, report what you know rather than assuming a quality that has not been checked.

    How COMAGAL considers the enquiry

    COMAGAL collects and transports petroleum waste within its authorisation. Depending on the lot characteristics and operating conditions, purchasing the used oils can be considered. There is no single buying price for every lot: terms are agreed after reviewing the request.

    Plan a lasting relationship

    For recurring needs, identify your usual frequency and contact person. COMAGAL seeks collaborations with workshops and businesses in Morocco’s regions. Send the city, oil type and approximate volume to start the discussion.

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