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Major British independent oil firm Greenergy sees its future as an exploration company, but one that hunts for fuel in piles of stale pork pies and cakes rather than under the ground or from food crops.
The refined oil product wholesaler is still investing in the embattled European Union biodiesel sector, aiming to utilize ever more challenging waste products after abandoning, at least for now, the widely criticized use of virgin vegetable oils.
"We are investing more and more so we can take harder and harder wastes to process. By late spring or early summer next year we will be able to take almost any liquid you can imagine," Greenergy founder and chairman Andrew Owens said in an interview on Wednesday.
reuters.com»
Major British independent oil firm Greenergy sees its future as an exploration company, but one that hunts for fuel in piles of stale pork pies and cakes rather than under the ground or from food crops.
The refined oil product wholesaler is still investing in the embattled European Union biodiesel sector, aiming to utilize ever more challenging waste products after abandoning, at least for now, the widely criticized use of virgin vegetable oils.
"We are investing more and more so we can take harder and harder wastes to process. By late spring or early summer next year we will be able to take almost any liquid you can imagine," Greenergy founder and chairman Andrew Owens said in an interview on Wednesday.
reuters.com»