Recycling Waste Cooking Oil into Biofuel

Living Fuels collects waste cooking oil from both the public and private sectors and produces a patented biofuel, LF100, under a leading edge End of Waste process.

We are different from other waste oil collection companies as we use the oil to generate renewable electricity and heat for customers throughout the UK. Our biofuel is unique as it is purified waste cooking oil without the addition of any chemicals or supplements.

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Waste Cooking Oil: Facts and Figures

Recycling used cooking oil is a must, whether you are a householder or a major food processing company. We can no longer afford to waste this precious resource.

What effect does throwing waste cooking oil (WCO) down the drain have? How much oil is there in the world and how much energy can 1 litre of used cooking oil produce?

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Our Processing Plant

At Living Fuels we are constantly developing to provide more capacity for generating renewable energy from waste cooking oil. As part of our expansion we have been improving our processing plant to allow us to recycle more used oil into LF100 for energy production.

As part of this development, we have produced a short film to show what we have achieved which can be watched by following the link below.

New Waste Oil Processing Plant: Video »

As Seen on the BBC

On Friday 15th October, 2010, Living Fuels opened up the new waste oil processing plant for full production of our patented biofuel LF100. As part of the grand opening, BBC Look East featured us on local news which can be seen by following the link below.

Living Fuels on BBC: Video »

Living Fuels in the news

We like to shout about our success so here are a few news stories about what we are doing:

Keep The Kettle Boiling With Chip Fat Power

10 May 2012

Stoke Residents Encouraged to Recycle Oil

04 May 2012

Yorkshire residents help switch the kettle on!

03 Apr 2012

Running for Relief

30 Mar 2012

New collection points

We are also happy to announce the following new collection points opening:

Caister is open

23 Mar 2010

Docking is open

23 Mar 2010

Heacham is open

23 Mar 2010

Hempton is open

23 Mar 2010