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Latest news from across the BioteCH4 Group
Latest news from across the BioteCH4 Group
We’re asked time and time again, why waste cooking oils and fats should be disposed of correctly. It’s a tricky subject as there are lots of reasons why, which then raise the ‘how’ questions. We’re hoping to be able to answer a few of these for you in our latest blog.
We all know that 2020 was a year we’d probably like to forget, but with the New Year now upon us it’s time to start to think about how things will look for our customers and our contacts.
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It’s been a strange old year; one we couldn’t have seen coming and one that we’ve all struggled with in some form or another. But it’s also been one where we’ve achieved many things as a business.
With the festive season rapidly approaching we’re bracing ourselves for an influx of food waste across all our anaerobic digestion plants.
We use waste that’s collected from homes, businesses and local authorities across the UK and through the process of anaerobic digestion, turn it into a rich natural biofertiliser which can be used as a replacement or to complement the chemical fertilisers used on farmland.
To coin a phrase from a rather well-known retailer, famous for their Christmas campaigns, we too thought we’d give a little love this Christmas.
We are regularly asked by our customers about the safest way to dispose of oils and fats, so we have put together a list of their most frequently asked questions.
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BioteCH4 Yorkshire - Changing Waste has invested in new vehicles bolstering its waste transfer fleet. It’s been a difficult year for everyone, but despite the recent tricky times following the Covid-19 pandemic and the unknown ahead of us all, BioteCH4 - Changing Waste have taken the decision to invest in a new fleet of vehicles.
We’re delighted to announce that with immediate effect, David Parkinson joins EnriCH4 Ltd as Group Health and Safety Manager. David has worked within the group based purely at one site now for the last two years and works closely with Robin Cockerill our Environmental & Compliance Manager.
It’s not every day you get to experience the skills of the bomb disposal squad at work, but the team at R100 Energy in Goole, Yorkshire did recently and what a few days it was!