Conversion of waste fats into sustainable energy
Mixed fatty acids
for biodiesel
Mixed fatty acids are by-products generated during the processing of plant- and animal-based fats. Instead of being disposed of, these materials can be used as valuable feedstocks for producing high-quality biodiesel. In doing so, we make an active contribution to conserving resources, reducing CO₂ emissions, and supporting a functioning circular economy.
Biodiesel production
In a compact two-stage process, fatty acids with a high proportion of free fatty acids (FFAs) are efficiently converted into high-quality biodiesel – sustainably and without soap formation.
- High yields even with heavily contaminated or mixed fat qualities
- Reduced by-product formation and energy losses
- Economically and ecologically efficient use of waste materials
Efficient processing
Certified. Committed. Connected.
MFA
by ERV
Efficient
High energy yield with minimal process effort
Sustainable
Use of organic waste materials instead of fossil resources
Regional
Processing in the greater Berlin/Brandenburg area
Certified
Traceable, verified production chains
Circular economy
Fats from gastronomy, industry, and grease separators are processed through our bio-recycling system into mixed fatty acids for biodiesel production. This creates a closed material cycle that combines ecological responsibility with economic value – turning waste into fuel.
