Recycling in accordance with environmental regulations

We optimize the use of waste generated by vegetable oils, complying at all times with the regulations.

Circular economy

Biodiesel

Environmental impact

What makes us stand out in our activity compared to the rest of the companies is the direct contact with the client and a punctual response for waste management, giving all kinds of facilities to be able to recycle such polluting waste.

Circular economy

The circular economy is defined as an economic and social system that aims at the production of goods and services while reducing the consumption and waste of raw materials, water, and energy sources.

Efficiency and sustainability

Recycling and reusing are the keys to minimizing the impact of our environmental footprint

business opportunity

The converted waste can end up becoming valuable sources of energy, after initial primary treatment.

Benefits

By following this consumption model, we will reduce the impact on the environment, managing to reduce CO2 emissions and waste

Biofuels are fuels of renewable origin, they are liquid fuels from biomass, which can be used as substitutes (pure or mixed in different proportions) or additives for conventional fuels: diesel and gasoline.

The biodiesel blends distributed at service stations are suitable for any vehicle with a diesel engine.

Environmental benefits

We managed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 90% compared to fossil diesel

Technical benefits

We are committed to improving the performance and life of the engines, which by having a fuel with more lubricant reduces its wear

Socioeconomic benefits

We managed to save up to 96% of energy compared to fossil fuels

Biodiesel

Biodiesel is produced from oils and fats of vegetable and animal origin. This fatty matter is transformed into a fuel with properties similar to diesel. Biodiesel is suitable for use in conventional diesel engines.

One liter of oil can contaminate up to 1000 liters of water. A person uses an average of 13 liters of oil per year, of which around 50% is wasted. The oil spilled through the pipes has 5,000 times more polluting load than the wastewater from our cities. When it reaches the river, the oil generates a thin layer, which prevents the oxygenation of the water, causing the death of animals and aquatic plants.

Environmental impact

We seek to avoid to a great extent the alteration caused by human action on the environment. The contamination of water or soil are some of the consequences suffered by the poor disposal and management of the residues of vegetable or animal oils generated.