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And that was not just what the "boom" of the SDO had found in the service stations where it was … "done". They also detected fake phenomena and two illegal underground fuel tanks were discovered at a service station.
Recently, PPC audits of service stations and LPGs have been fully targeted. And what came out only … well, that's not it. The illegality goes … in cloud and exceeds 62%.
The details of the SDLA are revealing …
In 11 service stations where checks were carried out, seven offenses were detected, a difference of more than 63%. The most significant offenses involved smuggling, for quantities greater than 1,665,000 liters of LPG, with smuggling being the most significant. In five of the service stations, a large number of tax registrations (tax evasion) have not been published.
At five petrol stations, three of them were violated, a violation of 60%. Smuggling offenses were reported for 27,000 liters of unleaded gasoline and 41,000 liters of diesel. Traces of liquid fuel, containing chemical solvents, light oils, etc., were also found in quantities of 6,000 liters of unleaded gasoline, 3,500 liters of diesel and 1,700 liters of fuel oil.
The control was of great interest, coordinated by the SEK. and participated in many cooperative services at one of the service stations, where there were two illegal underground tanks.
One of them, with a capacity of about 7000 liters, had filling and pumping lines directly from tankers, while the second, with a total capacity of about 14 000 liters in two compartments, was connected to a complete network of pipes and valves and a liquid fuel pump.
The mechanical installation, the tanks, the lanes connecting the filling ducts to the liquid fuel pump were completely covered with industrial concrete and the drainage pipes covered with rough cement mortar.
Illegal tanks were controlled in terms of content by electronic lipometers and similar computer applications. Samples taken from legal and illegal tanks were all, except one, irregular.
A liquid fuel pump was seized in order, among other things, to study the interventions that had taken place there. The entire installation was mechanical, which appeals to an experienced manufacturer and raises concerns about the scale of the phenomenon in the service station market. The considerable know-how acquired during the investigation of the file will serve as a guide for carrying out other audits of this type. SEAP is studying the purchase of devices to detect undeclared – illegal tanks.
The APRC proceeded with the provision of LPG dispenser precision control equipment to control the accurate distribution of LPG quantities from pumps at the respective service stations. The device will be delivered to the service by the end of the year.
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