Two men spotted extracting oil waste

Two men spotted extracting oil waste - ST by Royston Sim

7:49am BLK 73A Lorong 4 TPY.

The case has been referred to NEA, which is also investigating 2 other incidents, in which a man & a woman were seen pumping out gutter oil fr sewers in the jurong area.

Photo of the man in the act of extracting the oil was posted in STOMP.

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This technology is common in China and they are really good in this recycling business. One of my business associates made a small fortune from this trade.

'Gutter oil' not sent to hawkers, says NEA - ST by Feng Zengkun

Waste oil illegally siphoned off from sewers was used to make biodiesel

A coy director with > 10 yr industrial experience admitted that he sometime buy the waste oil to produce biodiesel.

Another veteran said some illegal collectors sell the oil in Malaysia.
"You can mix upto 50 tonnes of gutter oil with 5 or 10 tonnes of crude palm oil and nobody will know."

Alert NEA: 1800-2255632

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hmm..didn't know sewers pipe underground also have gutter oils.. seems like a specialised operations

I saw documentary some time back, there are company here that make biodiesel for export obviously but I always wondered where the oil came from.

I think it's a good business help clear the oil clog up in the sewers for a fee then recycle it back into biodiesel.

In China , many consumers eat it. Widely used in restaurants, food industries and food outlets.

Gutter oil... YUM!!! Call the teenage mutant ninja turtles!!!

(06-03-2014, 08:05 AM)chialc88 Wrote: 'Gutter oil' not sent to hawkers, says NEA - ST by Feng Zengkun

.....Another veteran said some illegal collectors sell the oil in Malaysia.
"You can mix upto 50 tonnes of gutter oil with 5 or 10 tonnes of crude palm oil and nobody will know.".....

There was a time when we were taught in school that people was our only resources. Now school text books will have to be updated to reflect that we are now an oil exporter. We finally found oil underground.

On a serious note, even if the oil is for sale in our neighbouring country, I hope the authority will not be flippant about it. Who knows whether some portion of the gutter oil or its derivatives may return, mixed with the imported crude palm oil.