Mixed fuel collection in Bangor
In brief
City Fuel Services offers mixed fuel collection in Bangor for dismantlers, garages and other sites where petrol and diesel have ended up mixed. We pump it from IBCs, drums or tanks and confirm a rebate or a charge before we collect. Call 07950 582635 or send an enquiry.
| Material | Petrol and diesel drained together |
|---|---|
| Waste code | Usually 13 07 03* |
| Payment | Rebate possible, subject to assessment |
| Location | Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales |
| Nearest postcode districts | LL59 (about 1 mile), LL57 (about 2 miles), LL56 (about 4 miles) |
| Distance from Droylsden | About 85 miles west, in a straight line |
| Paperwork | Hazardous waste consignment note |
Mixed fuel collection in Bangor: what we collect
- Petrol or diesel kept separately, if your yard keeps them apart
- Loads coded 13 07 03*, other fuels including mixtures
- Petrol and diesel drained together during vehicle depollution
- Mixed fuel in IBCs, 205-litre drums or above-ground tanks
Sites around Bangor
These are the places around Bangor we also collect from. The nearest other town is Beaumaris, about 4 miles away, and the nearest postcode districts are LL59, LL57 and LL56.
- Maesgeirchen less than a mile
- Glan Adda less than a mile
- Minffordd (LL57) less than a mile
- Upper Bangor less than a mile
- Coed Mawr less than a mile
- Hirael less than a mile
Keeping mixed fuel worth collecting in Bangor
Water is what most often lowers the value of mixed fuel. Covered, closed containers and a rough log of how much goes in make the assessment quicker and the terms better.
Bangor is in Wales, so waste fuel is regulated by Natural Resources Wales and moves on a Welsh hazardous waste consignment note.
Questions about mixed fuel collection in Bangor
Where does mixed fuel in Bangor usually come from?
Mostly from vehicle depollution, where petrol and diesel drain into the same container, and from garages draining misfuelled vehicles.
Should I keep petrol and diesel separate?
If your set-up allows it, yes, but mixed fuel is what most dismantlers around Bangor produce, and we collect it as it is.
Is mixed fuel from Bangor hazardous waste?
Yes. Mixed petrol and diesel is hazardous waste, or special waste in Scotland, and moves on a consignment note, usually coded 13 07 03*.
Official guidance: Natural Resources Wales: completing a hazardous waste consignment note; GOV.UK: digital waste tracking.