Nothing is wasted:
100% recycling
Our commitment to 100% energy recovery from waste:
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We recycle cooking oil into the raw material for sustainable fuels.
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Frying residues are utilized to produce biogas.
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Other waste streams, like plastics, are carefully washed, sorted, and sent for recycling. |
What happens to the collected oil?
After collecting used cooking oils and grease, we process them and then send them to partner companies. These companies convert the used oil into sustainable biofuel (sustainable aviation fuel, SAF, and sustainable biodiesel) which emits 90% less CO₂ than regular diesel
The solid waste present in this oil forms the basis for biogas production. Additionally, other types of waste, such as plastic, are washed and sorted for further recycling
Efficient collection and future-proof processing site
From the pickup of your blue drums to the processing and transformation into sustainable biofuel, we manage every step of the cooking oil and grease processing as efficiently and climate-neutrally as possible. We strategically plan the routes of our collection vehicles to minimize unnecessary travel.
Partnering for a carbon-neutral Europe by 2050
In response to the pressing challenges of climate change and environmental degradation, Quatra is steadfast in its commitment to support the European Green Deal. Our focus on sustainable management and the extensive reuse of vegetable fats and oils underscores our dedication to being part of the solution to a global problem.
By actively participating in the reduction of carbon emissions through responsible resource management, we aim to contribute significantly to Europe's journey towards a carbon-neutral future by 2050. We are proud to have received recognition from the EU in the form of the ISCC certificate, a testament to our ongoing efforts in shaping a more sustainable world.
Sustainability and certificates
ISCC certificates
To ensure a transparent traceability of the waste used, certification of all operators is essential. The ISCC system serves this purpose, requiring users of cooking oils and fats to sign a self-declaration before their used cooking fats and oils can enter the ISCC circuit.