Redundant fuel collection in Chesterfield (S41)
In brief
Redundant fuel collection in Chesterfield (S41): City Fuel Services clears old stock, surplus left after a site closes, and fuel out of specification from tanks, bowsers, IBCs and drums. Chesterfield (S41) is about 35 miles from our Droylsden site, and a rebate is often possible, subject to assessment. Call 07950 582635 or send an enquiry.
| Material | Old, surplus or out-of-specification fuel |
|---|---|
| Usual containers | Tanks, bowsers, IBCs, drums |
| Collections | Usually one-off, booked to your deadline |
| Location | Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England |
| Nearest postcode districts | S41 (less than a mile), S40 (less than a mile), S42 (about 3 miles) |
| Distance from Droylsden | About 35 miles south-east, in a straight line |
| Paperwork | Hazardous waste consignment note |
Redundant fuel collection in Chesterfield (S41): 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 Chesterfield (S41)
Chesterfield (S41) sits within our Derbyshire coverage. Its nearest postcode districts are S41, S40 and S42, and these neighbouring places are on our list as well.
- Stonegravels less than a mile
- Tapton less than a mile
- Hady less than a mile
- Boythorpe less than a mile
- Ashgate about 1 mile
- Whittington Moor about 1 mile
Clearing old fuel stock in Chesterfield (S41)
Road diesel can contain up to 7% biodiesel, which takes up water and breaks down over time; E10 petrol can separate as its ethanol absorbs water. Old fuel may not be usable, but much of it can still be recovered.
In England, where Chesterfield (S41) is, waste fuel is hazardous waste regulated by the Environment Agency. You complete your part of the consignment note on the day and keep it with your records for three years.
Questions about redundant fuel collection in Chesterfield (S41)
Do you collect red diesel?
Yes. Red diesel (gas oil) is one of the fuels we buy and collect in and around Chesterfield (S41).
How much notice do you need for a site closure in Chesterfield (S41)?
As much as you can give. Tell us the date the fuel must be gone and we plan around it.
Does old fuel in Chesterfield (S41) 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.