LF100 is our patented biofuel that can be used directly for power generation applications – in fact, we use it to power all the generators for our state-of-the-art biofuels plant.
To create LF100, we use a unique multi-stage filtration and extended warm settling process. The finished product is a fuel that can be used to power generators creating electricity. Our processing plant also has the capability to create feedstocks for other fuels like HVO and Sustainable Aviation Fuel.
Our sustainable biofuel feedstock goes on to become a range of biofuels, including biodiesel and HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil).
Both biodiesel and HVO are helping to transform power generation and transport across the world, in a huge range of different applications. Used to replace conventional diesel, they offer significantly reduced carbon emissions and provide a more environmentally friendly power source for a wide variety of vehicles and machinery.
We produce a specialist feedstock for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) – an essential part of cutting aviation emissions around the world.
Increasing SAF supplies is a real priority in the UK, thanks to the upcoming SAF mandates, which legally require an increasing blend of SAF in jet fuel, starting at 2% in 2025 and rising to 10% by 2030. By supplying this essential raw material, we are enabling the aviation industry to meet these critical targets and drive down emissions.
Our state-of-the-art biofuel processing plant in Wednesbury, West Midlands, can produce 100 million litres of biofuel every single year. The high efficiency ovens are powered by our own LF100 fuel.
Lifecycle Oils’ biofuels offer significant carbon savings when compared to both fossil fuels and biofuels made from virgin feedstocks. Save carbon by switching to biofuels made from used cooking oil today.
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With dedicated depots across the UK, we offer national coverage, delivered by local teams.
We collect used cooking oil from across the food industry – from independent eateries to high street restaurant chains, and artisan producers to major food manufacturers.
