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Eww de Parfum: The Process of Turning Fatbergs into Fragrance
Fatbergs, the notorious masses of fats, oils, and grease lurking in sewers worldwide, are now being reimagined in a way no one could have predicted: as the basis for perfumes and shampoos. Thanks to ground-breaking research led by Professor Stephen Wallace at the University of Edinburgh, fatbergs could hold the key to a more sustainable
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Explore Our Latest Case Studies for Marine, Commercial, and Industrial Applications
At Grease Guardian, we’re proud to showcase the real-world impact of our innovative grease management solutions across various industries. Our newly launched Case Studies page offers an in-depth look at how our Automatic Grease Recovery Devices (AGRDs) and grease separators are transforming marine, commercial, and industrial operations. Marine Applications: Discover how our Marine Guardian units
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Harvard University Elevates Grease Management with Grease Guardian’s Advanced AGRDs
When Harvard University encountered significant issues with their existing grease management system, they sought a more reliable and efficient alternative. Their previous Automatic Grease Removal Devices (AGRDs) failed to meet the demands of their high-volume operations, resulting in frequent breakdowns and operational inefficiencies. Grease Guardian stepped in to deliver a robust and comprehensive solution tailored
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Marine Guardian Grease Separator MGD2 Shortlisted for I-Novo Awards
FM Environmental Limited/Grease Guardian is proud to announce that the Grease Separator MGD2, part of our innovative Marine Range, has been nominated for the prestigious I-Novo Awards. Hosted by Nautic Expo, these awards celebrate products that exemplify innovation, efficiency, and excellence in the marine industry. Voting is open from 7th January to 19th January 2025,
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Why Christmas Is the Busiest Time for Plumbers – And How to Avoid an Emergency Callout
Christmas is one of the busiest times of the year for plumbers due to the increased household activity, more cooking, and overworked plumbing systems. This often leads to grease blockages, food waste clogs, and burst pipes, especially on Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Here’s why plumbers are swamped over Christmas and how you can avoid
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Grease Guardian Tackles Dublin’s FOG Problem
In 2008, Dublin City Council (DCC) took a bold step to address a growing concern threatening the city’s sewer system: Fats, Oils, and Grease (FOG). With the city’s hospitality sector booming and the population expanding, Dublin’s infrastructure was struggling to cope with the volume of FOG being discharged into the sewer system. This led to
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Educating UK Businesses on FOG Compliance: What You Need to Know
In the UK, fats, oils, and grease (FOG) management is more than a best practice – it’s a legal and environmental responsibility. Failure to comply with regulations can lead to costly fines, reputational damage, and environmental harm. Here’s a practical guide for businesses to navigate FOG compliance effectively. Understanding the Regulations To comply with FOG
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From Fat to Fuel: How Grease Recovery Fuels the Biodiesel Market
Did you know that the grease you thought was just waste from your kitchen could power a car, truck, or even a ship? Yes, that leftover waste collected by Grease Guardian Automatic Grease Recovery Devices (AGRDs) is not just waste – it’s liquid gold for the biodiesel industry. The global demand for energy, combined with
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Grease Guardian Exhibits with Airmech Marine Equipment at METSTRADE 2024
Grease Guardian at METSTRADE 2024 We’re excited to be at METSTRADE 2024 in RAI Amsterdam, where we’re proudly showcasing the D2 Marine Automatic Grease Removal Device (AGRD) alongside Airmech Marine Equipment at STAND 05.171. This is the perfect opportunity to learn more about how our cutting-edge technology can optimise your marine operations. The D2 Marine
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From Sewer to Shore: Mini Fatbergs Are Polluting Australian Beaches
The Mystery of Black Balls on 7 Major Beaches in NSW – A Fatberg Warning Australian beachgoers were shocked last month when lifeguards at Coogee Beach, Bondi Beach, and five other popular Sydney beaches spotted thousands of strange black spheres scattered across the sand. This mysterious sight led to immediate beach closures and extensive clean-up
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