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Restaurants & households
Used cooking oil
Spent vegetable oil from Bacolod kitchens, food businesses, and community partners. The largest feedstock by volume — and the most often dumped down drains.
Bacolod City · Negros Occidental · Philippines
Bacolod’s waste, refined into renewable biodiesel.
We collect used cooking oil, spoiled market produce, and chicken fat from local partners and process them into cleaner fuel — while supporting community food programs across Negros.
Awarded
Shell LiveWIRE
Grand Prize
Featured In
The problem
Local waste streams are hiding clean-energy value.
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Public markets
Spoiled market produce
Unsellable vegetables and organic waste from market stalls — a recoverable feedstock for circular processing today and future R&D tomorrow.
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Poultry processors
Chicken fat
Rendered fat from local poultry processing — a high-energy lipid waste stream with renewable-fuel potential, usually discarded.
These shouldn’t end up in drains, landfills, or waterways.
The better way
From feedstock, through process, to a cleaner fuel.
001 · Feedstock
Oil, produce, fat.
002 · Process
Filtered & refined.
003 · Biodiesel
A cleaner fuel.
The process
From feedstock to biodiesel.
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Collect
Pickup from restaurants, markets, households, and poultry processors across Bacolod.
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Filter & pre-treat
Solids and water are removed; free fatty acid content is measured to pick the right reaction path.
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Process
Transesterification — oil reacts with methanol and a catalyst to produce biodiesel and glycerol.
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Refine & settle
Glycerol is separated, biodiesel is washed, dried, and allowed to settle to a clear amber phase.
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Test & store
Each batch is tested for clarity, water content, and free glycerol before being stored on-site.
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Deploy
Distributed to partners running compatible diesel applications — subject to blend and engine requirements.
The output
A cleaner fuel, refined locally.
Green Solution.Ph
B100
Renewable biodiesel · Bacolod
The finished biodiesel is a clear amber renewable fuel made entirely from local waste — used cooking oil, spoiled market produce, and chicken fat from Bacolod partners.
Used as B100 or in a blend for compatible diesel applications, it gives those waste streams a second life as a lower-carbon alternative to imported fossil diesel.
- Grade
- B100 · blend-ready
- Form
- Clear amber liquid
- Feedstock
- 100 % local waste
- Fit
- Compatible diesel apps
Suitability.For compatible diesel applications, subject to blend and engine requirements. Older engines, certain fuel-system materials, and very cold climates may need a blend (B5–B20) or engine certification. We qualify fit before any production-volume supply.
Why it matters
A cleaner fuel, rooted in the place that makes it.
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Local waste becomes useful.
Used oil, spoiled produce, and processor fats stop being a disposal problem and start being a fuel supply — without leaving Negros.
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Cleaner fuel output.
A lower-carbon renewable biodiesel for compatible diesel applications — honestly qualified, never overclaimed.
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Community-rooted impact.
Collection routes, processing jobs, training, and community food programs that keep value circulating in Bacolod.
Beyond fuel
Clean energy with roots in the community.
Seeds of Hope
Free seeds and growing know-how distributed across Bacolod. Plant, grow and share — food security at the household level.
Urban & container farming
Growing systems built from recycled materials — food sovereignty for dense urban spaces.
Hydroponics & aquaponics
Through IF Green Technologies — hydroponic and aquaponic systems for urban food security.
Recognition
Awarded, featured, and built locally.
Bacolod operations
Built by Engr. Ian Fred L. Solas and a team from Negros.
Collection across Bacolod City and surrounding villages. Recognised nationally; serving locally.
National accelerator
Shell LiveWIRE — Grand Prize
Recognised by the Pilipinas Shell Foundation startup accelerator programme.
National sustainability hackathon
Ecothon — Top 14 finalist
Representing Bacolod City and Western Visayas at a national sustainability hackathon.
In the field
Built & operating in Bacolod.
Active collection routes for used cooking oil, market produce, and chicken fat across Bacolod and surrounding barangays — with community food programs running alongside.
Next milestone
To be added by the owner
Reserve this card for the next confirmed recognition or programme membership.
Get in touch
Have waste oil? Let’s turn it into clean fuel.
We work with the people closest to the waste — the kitchens, markets, and processors of Negros — and the institutions that can scale it up.
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