Biodiesel made from used cooking oil is largely carbon neutral. The crops grown to produce cooking oil absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This carbon dioxide is then released back into the atmosphere when biodiesel made from used cooking oil is used.

Biodiesel made from used cooking oil offers greenhouse gas (GHG) savings of 85%* *source: Renewable Fuels Agency

Footprint Fuels operates its production plant under an Environmental Permit for Low impact installation for the production of biodiesel granted by the Environment Agency

Footprint Fuels standard operating procedures (SOPs) and test procedures are in accordance with the Quality Protocol for biodiesel made from waste cooking oil