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Redundant fuel collection in Chatteris

In brief

For redundant fuel collection in Chatteris, tell us the tank or container sizes, roughly what is in them and your deadline. We plan a one-off collection around it and agree terms after assessment. Call 07950 582635 or send an enquiry.

Redundant fuel collection in Chatteris: key facts
MaterialOld, surplus or out-of-specification fuel
Usual containersTanks, bowsers, IBCs, drums
CollectionsUsually one-off, booked to your deadline
LocationChatteris, Cambridgeshire, England
Nearest postcode districtsPE16 (less than a mile), PE15 (about 6 miles), PE26 (about 7 miles)
Distance from DroylsdenAbout 115 miles south-east, in a straight line
PaperworkHazardous waste consignment note

Redundant fuel collection in Chatteris: what we collect

  • Fuel that has failed a test or gone out of specification
  • Old diesel, petrol, gas oil or kerosene left in tanks
  • Surplus stock after a site closes or moves
  • Fuel from tanks being replaced or taken out of use

Sites around Chatteris

These are the places around Chatteris we also collect from. The nearest other town is Ramsey, Cambridgeshire, about 7 miles away, and the nearest postcode districts are PE16, PE15 and PE26.

Clearing old fuel stock in Chatteris

If a tank in Chatteris is being decommissioned, tell us your timescale. We remove the fuel; cleaning or removing the tank itself is work for a tank specialist.

Moving waste fuel from Chatteris is covered by the hazardous waste rules for England: a registered carrier, a hazardous waste consignment note for each load, and records kept for three years.

Questions about redundant fuel collection in Chatteris

Do you collect red diesel?

Yes. Red diesel (gas oil) is one of the fuels we buy and collect in and around Chatteris.

How much notice do you need for a site closure in Chatteris?

As much as you can give. Tell us the date the fuel must be gone and we plan around it.

Does old fuel in Chatteris have any value?

Often, yes. Fuel that is no longer fit to use can still hold recoverable hydrocarbons; age, water and contamination reduce what it is worth.

Official guidance: GOV.UK: hazardous waste rules for England; GOV.UK: digital waste tracking.

Holding waste fuel? Tell us what you have.

Business and postcode, quantity, fuel and contamination, storage and access, one-off or recurring. We assess it and confirm a rebate or a collection charge before anything is booked.