An assessment of the restaurant grease collection and rendering industry in South Carolina : final report

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Moore, Travis

Myers, Erika H.

Copeland, Tara

South Carolina Budget and Control Board, Energy Office

Subject

Oil industries--South Carolina; Rendering industry--South Carolina

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The purpose of this report is to document the potential for using waste grease as a feedstock, to locate the grease, and to document how much grease is available in South Carolina. This report looked at two major forms of waste grease: yellow grease and brown grease. The South Carolina Energy Office conducted two surveys of the waste grease collectors operating within the state. According to the survey results, 218,100 gallons of brown grease are collected annually in the state. The low level of regulation indicated could have significant consequences with the emergence of biodiesel and the resulting demand for waste grease.

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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/15019

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2010-09-01

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Date Accessioned	2014-06-05T17:00:58Z
Date Available	2014-06-05T17:00:58Z
dc.date.created	2014-05-06
dc.description	The purpose of this report is to document the potential for using waste grease as a feedstock, to locate the grease, and to document how much grease is available in South Carolina. This report looked at two major forms of waste grease: yellow grease and brown grease. The South Carolina Energy Office conducted two surveys of the waste grease collectors operating within the state. According to the survey results, 218,100 gallons of brown grease are collected annually in the state. The low level of regulation indicated could have significant consequences with the emergence of biodiesel and the resulting demand for waste grease.
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