Turning Difficult Waste Streams
into
Valuable Oil Feedstocks
What We Do
FOG Plus recovers and upgrades oil from difficult waste streams. We combine supply partnerships, practical technology, and technical expertise to produce feedstocks suited to customer requirements, while managing the associated water and residuals.
CIRCULAR ECONOMY • SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION • ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT • FOG PLUS •
Our Mission
To recover value from difficult oil-rich waste streams and deliver dependable feedstocks through practical technology and responsible resource management.
What we stand for
Our Ecosystem & Supply Assurance
Reliable feedstock starts at the source. We work with industries, municipalities, waste generators, and collection partners to secure a diversified supply of used cooking oil (UCO), fats, oils, and grease (FOG), and other oil-rich waste streams. Long-term partnerships support dependable collection and continuity of supply.
Our Water & Residuals Management
FOG Plus integrates wastewater treatment and residual management into its recovery approach to improve overall process performance, reduce the burden associated with waste handling, and support responsible resource utilization.
Depending on the waste stream, this may include wastewater treatment, water reuse or discharge management, solids separation, and residual treatment, reuse, or responsible disposal.
Our objective is to efficiently recover the valuable oil phase from water, solids, emulsions, and other components of difficult waste streams.
Recovered oil is further treated as needed to reduce contaminants and adjust key properties to meet the requirements of its intended downstream application.
FOG Plus focuses on both consistent, measurable quality and reliable feedstock availability, giving customers confidence in specification and supply continuity. The type and degree of upgrading depend on the starting material, downstream process, and customer requirements.
Feedstock Upgrading
Why FOG Plus?
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Recover More. Waste Less. Create Value.
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Diversified supply partnerships
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Recovery approaches matched to each waste stream
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Feedstock characterization and targeted upgrading
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Integrated water and residuals management