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Official guidance
Hydrocarbon Oils Strategy

HCOS1000 · Introduction

  • HCOS1050 · Background
  • HCOS1100 · Other sources of information
  • HCOS1150 · Oils fraud: general
  • HCOS1200 · UK Oils Strategy
  • HCOS1250 · Roles and responsibilities
  • HCOS1300 · Sources of rebated fuel: general
  • HCOS1350 · Suppliers and distributors
  • HCOS1400 · Fuel used for central heating
  • HCOS1410 · Industrial processes and applications
  • HCOS1450 · Fuel for excepted vehicles and machines
  • HCOS1500 · Engines
  • HCOS1550 · Auxiliary engines
  • HCOS1600 · Equipment and machinery
  • HCOS1650 · Petrol extenders and substitutes
  • HCOS1700 · Diesel extenders and substitutes
  • HCOS1750 · Fuel used in private pleasure craft and for private pleasure-flying
  1. Introduction: contents
  2. Introduction: petrol extenders and substitutes

HCOS1650 | Introduction: petrol extenders and substitutes

From HM Revenue & Customs · Hydrocarbon Oils Strategy

There are various products that can be used to extend petrol, some are marked others are unmarked.

The following are some of the extenders we know about:

  • kerosene both marked and unmarked (possibly rebated)

  • AVTUR - unmarked kerosene ( fully rebated)

  • avgas - unmarked

  • methanol acetone mix - unmarked

  • benzene* - unmarked

  • xylene* - unmarked

  • toluene* - unmarked

  • hexane* - unmarked

  • ethanol (including bio-ethanol and ETBE).

(* likely to be delivered conditionally relieved as tied oils)

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