Can City Fuel Services collect non-recoverable fuel waste in Wales?

In brief

Yes. City Fuel Services collects non-recoverable fuel waste across Wales, from its licensed site in Droylsden, Manchester, for businesses, public bodies, farms and households. Call 07950 582635 or send an enquiry.

Where we collect non-recoverable fuel waste in Wales

Our coverage in Wales takes in North Wales, Mid Wales, South West Wales and South East Wales.

Collecting non-recoverable fuel waste in Wales: what to know

In Wales we cover the north, mid and south of the country. Sites producing more than 500 kg of hazardous waste a year should also be registered with Natural Resources Wales before non-recoverable fuel waste is collected.

What we need to collect non-recoverable fuel waste

Send us five details: your business name (or name) and the collection postcode; roughly how much non-recoverable fuel waste there is; what it is and any contamination; how it is stored and how a vehicle reaches it; and whether you need one collection or regular ones.

How City Fuel Services handles non-recoverable fuel waste

Every load of non-recoverable fuel waste is assessed before anything is booked. Tell us the quantity, the containers and any contamination; we confirm the terms, collect with a suitable vehicle, and take it to a permitted facility on a consignment note.

Terms used in this answer

Uplift: The fuel trade's word for a collection: pumping fuel out of a tank or container and taking it away.
Waste carrier registration: Registration with the regulator that allows a business to transport waste. Check it on the public register before handing waste over.

Key facts
Nation	Wales
Regulator	Natural Resources Wales
Fuel	Non-recoverable fuel waste
Also called	tank bottoms, fuel sludge, fuel-water emulsions
Waste code	16 07 08* or 13 07 03* (wastes from tank cleaning containing oil, or other fuels; the right code depends on the material)