Using used cooking oil (UCO) to produce clean energy is an economically viable plan. Unlike fresh vegetable oils, like palm or soybean oil, UCO does not compete with the food supply and offers great environmental credits under global clean energy rules.
However, running a profitable used cooking oil biodiesel processing plant requires managing three main things: collecting enough oil, processing it efficiently, and using the energy wisely. Understanding the basic chemical process and power formulas is key to getting a strong used cooking oil biofuel Return on Investment. Read More
