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Methes (MEIL) Begins Certification Process for b2 biOil Marine Lubricants

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Methes Energies (MEIL) has initiated the certification process for its b2 biOil marine lubricants through the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA).

These certifications include TC-W3® for 2-stroke marine engines and FC-W® and FC-W Catalyst Compatible® for 4-stroke water-cooled gasoline engines. NMMA certification is important for improving the quality of marine products globally.

Methes' bio-lubricants meet stringent environmental standards set by the US EPA, including biodegradability, aquatic toxicity, and bioaccumulation. The company's lubricants are designed to biodegrade rapidly and completely in aquatic environments.

This initiative aligns with regulations from the Vessel General Permit, which mandates the use of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs) to minimize oil pollution in waterways.

CEO Carol Loch emphasized the importance of offering eco-friendly lubricants to protect water quality.

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  • Methes' pursuit of NMMA certification could boost product credibility and market acceptance.
  • Compliance with US EPA standards and Vessel General Permit requirements can enhance Methes' reputation for environmental responsibility.
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  • Certification processes can be lengthy and costly, potentially affecting short-term financials.

CELEBRATION, FL / ACCESSWIRE / June 26, 2024 / Methes Energies International Ltd. ("Methes" - http://www.methes.com) / (OTC PINK:MEIL) is pleased to announce and confirm the pursuit of National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) engine oil certifications…TC-W3® certification for 2-stroke marine engines; and, FC-W® and FC-W Catalyst Compatible® for 4-stroke cycle, water cooled gasoline engines for their assortment of b2 biOil marine bio-lubricants. As the leading certification body for the recreational boating industry in the USA, NMMA Certification impacts the recreational marine industry worldwide, helping to improve boat manufacturing and ensure quality products for consumers throughout the world.

"Just one gallon of spilled or improperly disposed of used oil can contaminate over a million gallons of drinking water," said Carol Loch, CEO and Chairman of Methes. "Offering NMMA certified bio-lubricants that ‘readily biodegrades' to the marine industry just makes logical sense."

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) has outlined the properties of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs) targeting three primary environmental traits; biodegradability, aquatic toxicity and bioaccumulation…all b2 biOils meet these standards, including "readily biodegradable," an arbitrary classification of chemicals which have passed certain specified screening tests for ultimate biodegradability. These tests are so stringent that it is assured that such components will rapidly and completely biodegrade in aquatic environments under aerobic conditions (equal or greater than 60% within 28 days by OECD 301A-F/ASTM D7373 testing). In addition, the Vessel General Permit requires vessels to use EALs in all oil-to-sea interfaces as EALs minimize their likely adverse consequences in an aquatic environment.

Spilled or the improper disposal of engine oil lubricants represents the single largest source of oil pollution in our nation's waterways (please visit company's website for further details)

ABOUT
Branded as "b2 biOil," Methes Energies International Ltd., which trades under the symbol "MEIL" on OTC Markets (https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MEIL/quote), is a totally green "CLEAN TECH" renewable energy company that manufactures and markets an assortment of biodegradable and bio-based bio-lubricants, by combining domestically sourced farm grown bio-derived feedstocks with proprietary technologies for superior performance, all molded around and supporting the four ideologies of being GREEN: renewable, biodegradable, recyclable and non-toxic (earth-friendly).

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SOURCE: Methes Energies International Ltd.



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FAQ

What certifications is Methes Energies (MEIL) seeking for its b2 biOil marine lubricants?

Methes Energies is seeking TC-W3® certification for 2-stroke marine engines and FC-W® and FC-W Catalyst Compatible® certifications for 4-stroke cycle, water-cooled gasoline engines.

Why are NMMA certifications important for Methes Energies (MEIL)?

NMMA certifications improve product quality and credibility, impacting the global recreational marine industry positively.

How do Methes Energies' (MEIL) b2 biOil lubricants meet environmental standards?

Methes' b2 biOil lubricants meet US EPA standards for biodegradability, aquatic toxicity, and bioaccumulation, ensuring they rapidly and completely biodegrade in aquatic environments.

What regulations influence the use of Methes Energies' (MEIL) b2 biOil marine lubricants?

Methes' lubricants align with the Vessel General Permit, which requires the use of Environmentally Acceptable Lubricants (EALs) in oil-to-sea interfaces to minimize aquatic pollution.

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