About EOSA

About EOSA

EOSA brings producers, partners, and communities together to advance responsible used-oil recovery, environmental stewardship, and lasting circular impact across India.

Who We Are

Environmental impact through responsible oil stewardship.

 

Every journey towards a cleaner environment begins with a simple choice—the choice to care. Every litre of used oil that is responsibly collected instead of being discarded protects our soil, preserves our water, conserves valuable resources, and moves India one step closer to a truly circular future.

Founded in 2019, the Enviro Oil Savers Association (EOSA) was created with one purpose: to transform the way India manages used oil. As a Section 8 not-for-profit organization, 80G certified and registered for CSR initiatives, EOSA is committed to strengthening the Used Oil Recycling Technologies by bringing together everyone who has a role to play—oil producers, recyclers, OEMs, collection agents, transporters, importers, industries, government bodies, and environmental professionals.

We believe that Used Oil EPR is far more than a regulatory obligation. It is an opportunity to build a stronger EPR Ecosystem, encourage Resource Recovery, and create lasting Environmental Sustainability. Through policy advocacy, CPCB Compliance Support, technical guidance, awareness programmes, capacity building, and a nationwide Used Oil Collection Network, EOSA helps industries move from compliance to meaningful environmental action.

Today, EOSA has become one of India's most trusted Used Oil Recycling Associations. Our members generate nearly 40% of the country's Used Oil EPR Certificates and contribute to around 50% of EPR Certificate transfers, reflecting the scale, credibility, and collective impact of our network.

But our work goes beyond compliance. We are building partnerships, strengthening industry collaboration, promoting responsible Used Oil Channelization, supporting Authorized Recyclers, and creating practical Circular Economy Solutions that benefit both industry and the environment.

Because protecting the planet is not the responsibility of one organisation—it is a shared commitment. Together, through responsible collection, recycling, and collaboration, we can ensure that every litre of used oil is returned to the economy, not released into the environment. Together, we are building a cleaner, more resource-efficient, and sustainable India.