Residents in Peterborough will soon be contributing to the generation of clean energy through a new recycling initiative.Waste cooking oil is to be accumulated in the town at a series of collection points, from which the oil will be recycled, purified and turned into LF100, which can then be used as a green fuel.Peterborough Today observes that Cambridgeshire city council has joined forces with Donarbon Waste Management, Anglian Water and Living Fuels in order to deliver the scheme.Living Fuels have initiated several other schemes in the area in Norfolk and Suffolk.Adrian Venni, managing director of the firm, remarked: "Throwing away used cooking oil clogs up drains and sewers and it contains unused energy, which we cannot afford to waste. "This initiative solves both problems at a stroke."Suffolk's waste cooking oil programme was launched in March this year and saw collection tanks distributed to all 18 of the county's recycling centres.
