Collect & pretreat
We gather waste feedstock from local sources, then clean and filter it. Pretreatment strips out the water, solids and free fatty acids that would otherwise spoil the reaction.
From waste to certified fuel.
A closed loop run like a fuel plant: collect what others throw away, convert it near the source, and return it as fuel that meets the same standards as the fossil product it replaces.
Four stages, one continuous loop.
Feedstock comes in as waste and leaves as certified fuel, with the methanol reused and the glycerol recovered along the way. Very little is wasted twice.
01 02 Convert
The prepared feedstock runs through a continuous-flow conversion process, turning waste oil and lipids into fuel-grade product rather than batch by batch.
03 Recover & refine
Methanol is recovered and reused, and glycerol is separated and purified as a by-product. The fuel itself is refined to remove the last impurities.
04 Test & deliver
Every batch is quality-tested against the relevant ASTM and EN standards before it ships as clean, drop-in fuel.
What we take in
- Used cooking oil & waste lipids
- Tallow
- Plastic waste
- Captured CO₂
- Microalgae
Built near the source, run like a fuel plant.
Decentralised, continuous and quality-controlled, so the fuel that leaves is the fuel the standard promises.
Tested to standard, nothing wasted.
A fuel is only useful if it behaves like the one it replaces, so each product is refined to a recognised specification. The glycerol separated during production is purified and put to use rather than dumped.
- Biodiesel
- ASTM D6751 · EN 14214
- Sustainable aviation fuel
- ASTM D7566 drop-in pathway
- Microalgae biofuel
- Pre-commercial, in research