UCO is the oil and fat left over from cooking, usually collected from sources such as restaurants, food factories, and households.
We specialise in the collection and processing of UCO into high-quality feedstock for biodiesel and renewable diesel production.
POME is a form of wastewater generated from palm oil milling activities. It requires specialised treatment to mitigate its environmental impact due to its high polluting properties.
We specialise in refining POME into a cleaner product with lower impurities and reduced metal and chloride contents, rendering it a sustainable feedstock for biodiesel and renewable diesel production.
Used Cooking Oil Methyl Ester (UCOME) is a second-generation biofuel derived from used cooking oil (UCO), increasingly preferred to meet the shift towards waste-based biofuels
Besides UCOME, other forms of waste-based biodiesel are derived from various feedstocks, including Palm Oil Mill Effluent Methyl Ester (POMEME), Spent Bleaching Earth Oil Methyl Ester (SBEOME), and Brown Grease Methyl Ester (BGME), among others. Each of these biodiesels is produced from different waste sources, further diversifying the range of sustainable fuel options available.