Olleco joins panel session at the FTA annual conference on greening fleets through alternative fuels 17 June 2013 The FTA’s annual Logistics Carbon Reduction Scheme conference, Cutting Carbon, Cutting Costs¸ took place last month with our very own Commercial Manager, Eddie O’Reilly, joining the panel session to present our experiences of utilising used cooking oil as an alternative fuel. Read More
Our cooking oil packaging has a face lift! 05 June 2013 After careful consultation and development, our brand new packaging has been released. These products may look different but rest assured, these new packs contain the same high quality oil that our customers have come to trust and will still be delivered by our Olleco cooking oil specialists. Read More
ISO 14001 – Measuring Olleco’s carbon savings systems 17 May 2013 We are delighted to announced we have again achieved ISO 14001 certification but this time for our state of the art biodiesel complex and depot site in Liverpool. Read More
Agri Energy rebrands to Olleco 02 April 2013 We are changing our name from Agri Energy to Olleco to better reflect what our customers have come to rely on us for. Read More
Are you doing enough to keep your used cooking oil safe? 25 March 2013 With used cooking oil theft on the rise it is now more important than ever to make sure this valuable resource is collected by approved companies so that it can be converted into green fuel responsibly. Read More
Listen again 15 March 2013 Want to hear more on the topic of the sustainability and cost implications of Ethanol as a renewable fuel in the UK? Why not listen to Robert Behan’s (CEO of Olleco) interview on BB2 with Rebecca Pike on the Simon Mayo Drivetime show. Read More
Report now available 15 March 2013 The full independent report: ‘Sustainability and Cost Considerations of Renewable Transport Fuels in the United Kingdom’ is now available upon request. Read More
Report released: Sustainability and Cost Considerations of Renewable Transport Fuels in the United Kingdom 12 March 2013 Research commissioned by Olleco was released today highlighting that increased levels of ethanol in petrol (known as E10) will result in drivers needing more fuel to travel the same distance. This extra fuel requirement will increase costs for the average driver by £80 per year compared to using straight petrol. Read More