Let's reuse leftover cooking oil from the kitchen and protect our home's pipes.

Reuse the energy from the kitchen. Bring the waste oil to Sorpa and protect our pipes in the process.

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Did you know that oil doesn't belong in the kitchen sink? It can clog your pipes.
All the oil we use in the kitchen contains energy that can be reused: frying oil, leftovers from cheese jars, and deep-frying fat.
The best option is to collect the oil in bottles and bring them to the nearest Sorpa recycling center, which will give the energy contained in the oil a second life.Let's not let the energy in the kitchen go to waste, but bring it to Sorpa and protect our pipes in the process.

The cooking oil is recycled domestically at Orkey and used to make biodiesel, which is then used as a fuel and energy source for Icelandic fishing vessels. Cooking oil is a prime recycling material. This is an important project for the circular economy and also for the sewage system and pipes in houses.