Used Canteen Cooking Oil Recycled into Biofuel

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Used cooking oil from the site canteen is collected by a specialist company who then transform it into biodiesel.

This is used for powering diesel vehicles and also for heating. Any packaging related to the cooking oil is also recycled.

The collection is free of charge and the company delivers fresh cooking oil at the same time as making the collection.

To find out more, click the link below.

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Published 6 August 2018
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