Products

Greenea, a player in the circular economy, to promote the production of biofuels and bioenergy from waste

products already existing for 15 in the company

Biofuels and feedstock at GREENEA: 80% of the products we trade are residual products. Pionner in the biofuels sector from residual and advanced raw materials.

Our range

Bio-heating
Residue of the distillation of biodiesel, it is composed of fat and ester. Depending on its calorific value, it can be used as fuel in the cogeneration industry.
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POME
Palm Oil Mill Effluent is a liquid waste product from the processing (extraction, washing) of palm oil. Its strong acidity makes its treatment necessary. It can be used as an input in the biodiesel industry
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Refined Glycerines
Refined glycerines have a glycerol content between 92 and 99.5% and can be certified Kosher and are intended for the food or pharmaceutical industry
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Fatty acids and acidic oils
By-products of oil refining (rapeseed, palm, sunflower, soybean).
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Raw Glycerines
Co-product with a glycerol content between 60 and 82%. This product finds outlets in various industries: oleochemistry, biogas, animal feed
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Animal Fat Cat.3
Animal by-product (pork, poultry, beef, duck, mixed...) that can be used in animal feed, human food and in the biofuel industry. The acidity level (FFA) can be lower than 1% and reach 15%.
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Biodiesel EMHU
Biodiesel produced from used cooking oil. The freezing point (TLF) is between 0°C and +5°C. We also note the importance of the level of reduction of greenhouse gases between 83.8 and 94.7% against fossil fuels.
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Animal Fat Cat.1&2
Animal by-product (pork, poultry, beef...). These raw materials are ISCC certified and their acidity level (FFA) varies between 15% and 35%.
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Biodiesel EMHA
Biodiesel produced from animal oils or fats. The freezing point (TLF) of this biofuel is around +10°C - +12°C
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Used cooking oil
Recycled cooking oil certified by a traceability system (ISCC, Red Cert, 2BSVS) with an acidity (FFA) max 5-6%, and an iodine content between 50 -120.
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While yesterday's world was focused on one product that could be counted on the fingers of one hand, tomorrow's world will be multi-use and multi-product, each one meeting a specific need in a field where it makes the most sense.

The (Renewable Fuels of Non Biological Origin)
RFNBO

Renewable liquid and gaseous fuels for the transport sector, of non-biological origin

Renewable hydrogen

Electricity from wind, solar, hydro, geothermal

E-fuels: These are synthetic fuels whose reagents are essentially captured carbon dioxide and hydrogen, which represent the best long-term alternative to fossil fuels. Why “e” in e-fuels? The e comes from electricity which can be used to make hydrogen by electrolysis.

Recycled Carbon Fuel (RCF): liquid and gaseous fuels that are produced from liquid or solid waste streams of non-renewable origin that are not suitable for material recovery in accordance with Article 4 of Directive 2008/98/EC, or from waste treatment gases and exhaust gases of non-renewable origin that unavoidably and unintentionally arise from production processes in industrial installations.