"SOCAR Georgia Petroleum" has 5 types of fuel in its network:

▪ Nano Super,
▪ Nano Premium,
▪ Nano Euro 5 regular,
▪ Nano Euro 5 diesel,
▪ Euro 5 diesel.

SOCAR imports gasoline-type fuel from Europe, among which the most prominent suppliers are:  
▪ Romania,
▪ Bulgaria,
▪ Greece.

Euro 5 diesel fuel is imported from Azerbaijan. 2 types of Euro 5 diesel can be purchased at SOCAR stations:
I - Euro 5 diesel with nano additive;
II - Euro 5 diesel without nano additive.

Since 2013, SOCAR Georgia Petroleum has been cooperating with BASF SE, the largest international company producing petrochemicals.
 
"BASF" company supplies "SOCAR Georgia Petroleum" with "Nano" fuel additive, whose unique formula improves environmental and consumer performance, reducing eco-polluting emissions and fuel consumption costs.
Fuel is checked at all points in the supply and distribution chain,
where is a risk of fuel quality degradation:
▪ At the port, when receiving fuel,
▪ In the railway wagon, after loading,
▪ In the SOCAR oil terminal, after loading the fuel into the tank,
▪ fuel in the tanker, before the distribution,
▪ At gas stations, from a pouring pistol.

Since 2012, "SOCAR Georgia Petroleum" has been operating an automotive gasoline and diesel testing laboratory, which is certified according to the ISO 17025:2017/18 standard and accredited by the "Unified National Accreditation Body - Accreditation Center" of the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia. The oil products testing laboratory of "SOCAR Georgia Petroleum" fully complies with the applicable legal regulations of Georgia, as well as the requirements introduced and recognized by international standards.

The testing laboratory is fully equipped with European and American testing equipment, through which all qualitative parameters of the fuel, which are important both from the ecological and consumer point of view are checked.

Twice a year, SOCAR laboratory successfully participates in the international "Round Robins SGS-IIS" comparison between laboratories to monitor the test standard of automotive gasoline and diesel fuel.