Category: Sustainability & Circular Economy

Large Atlanta facilities can store 500 to 5,000 gallons in double wall tanks, book manifest ready vacuum pickups, comply with Rule 391 3 6 .24, and earn biodiesel revenue.

Comprehensive glossary and FAQ covering Atlanta’s grease recycling regulations, key terms, compliance requirements, and revenue opportunities. Essential resource for restaurant owners navigating FOG rules and maximizing used oil value.

Comprehensive 2025 analysis of used cooking oil recycling across six key counties. Explore market volumes, rebate rates, environmental impact, and regulatory updates shaping the $7.43 billion global UCO industry.

Florida’s kitchens discard 16 million gallons of fryer oil a year enough to run the state’s 8 MMgy biodiesel plant twice. Our data expose the untapped fuel hiding in plain sight.

After 10 years collecting restaurant oil, I found out UCO biodiesel reduces emissions by 86% compared to petroleum diesel. Here’s how the $11.8 billion market can transform your restaurant’s waste.

Cooking oil recycling follows one clean loop: used cooking oil drains from the fryer into a sealed tank, haulers collect it, the plant filters the oil and runs a quick transesterification step with methanol and catalyst, and the result is low‑carbon biodiesel fuel. That fuel goes straight into trucks in place of petroleum diesel, trimming…

You finish a Saturday fish-fry, the kitchen smells of lemon and cornmeal, and a pot of bronze-colored oil sits cooling on the stove. What happens next decides whether that fragrant leftover becomes a sewer-clogging villain or a climate-smart hero. A single gallon (≈ 3.8 L) dumped down the drain can taint a million gallons of…

A practical guide to locations, container rules and preparation tips for households and commercial kitchens.

The last hush of dinner service lingers in the air. A stainless pot glistens with used cooking oil, still whispering at 350 °F as the burners click off. You catch yourself glancing at the sink—then remembering the time your neighbor called a plumber for a midnight backup that cost nearly $500. That story is more…