In Cyprus, Petrolina has adopted the Green Plus liquid combustion catalyst as an additive for gasoline and diesel fuel sold through its Petrolina and Agip fuel stations. The Green Plus additive has a catalytic reaction that, according to independent lab tests, improves engine performance and fuel economy, and reduces emissions. The additive has been tested over 4 billion miles of usage, according to the company.
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