Sustainability
Certified where it can be certified. Honest where it cannot.
We supply co-processed diesel, kerosene and gasoline-range components as separate certified streams under KZR INiG — an EU-recognised voluntary scheme under the Renewable Energy Directive — pool-compatible with the conventional specification and documented to a standard that satisfies a compliance auditor.
The proposition
A fuel that handles as conventional and counts as sustainable.
Co-processing introduces a biogenic feedstock into the refinery process alongside fossil feed. The resulting component is a hydrocarbon that meets the ordinary specification of its pool — EN 590, EN 228, or the kerosene pool's requirements — and behaves in handling exactly as the conventional product does.
The biogenic content is then allocated to specific consignments by mass balance, and that allocation is certified. Our co-processed streams derive from stabilised end-of-life-tyre pyrolysis oil — a waste-derived feedstock rather than a food or feed crop.
For a buyer under a blending mandate, this is a commercial alternative to procuring FAME, HVO or SAF as a separate physical product. No separate storage, no separate handling, no blend compatibility exercise, and no acceptance question about the physical fuel — because the physical fuel is on specification. Where the buyer's own system runs on ISCC EU, the lot can be routed through an ISCC EU-certified trading channel and forwarded as EU RED Compliant.
Documentation
Five documents. Every cargo.
A certification is only worth what the paperwork proves. This is what accompanies every certified sustainable consignment.
Proof of Sustainability
The PoS / Sustainability Declaration issued under KZR INiG — or, through an ISCC EU-certified trading channel, under ISCC EU — evidencing that the biogenic content originates from certified sustainable feedstock traceable to origin.
Biogenic share (x_bio)
The proportion of the consignment's energy attributable to the certified biogenic feedstock, stated numerically and allocated by mass balance. Only this share is claimed.
GHG value
The greenhouse gas emission value for the certified portion, calculated under the scheme methodology and reportable directly into the buyer's compliance return.
Mass balance allocation
The accounting record linking certified input to certified output over the balance period, demonstrating that no more sustainable volume is sold than was produced.
Certificate of Quality
The standard CoQ against the conventional product specification — because the physical fuel must still pass on its own terms, certification aside.
Safety Data Sheet
A REACH / CLP-format SDS for each component. The biogenic share is a regulatory attribute allocated by mass balance; it does not change the product's physico-chemical hazards, and the SDS says so.
Beyond fuels
Lower-carbon options across the rest of the book.
Certification is the sharp end, but several other lines carry a materially lower footprint than their conventional alternative.
Re-refined base oils
Group I+ and Group II equivalents from certified re-refiners — a circular-economy alternative to virgin stock, bought on the same batch certificate discipline. Grades and evidence →
Crumb rubber modified bitumen
CRMB 50, 55 and 60 use rubber recovered from end-of-life tyres, improving rutting and fatigue resistance against a conventional penetration grade and extending resurfacing intervals. Grades and handling →
Concrete roll
A cement-polymer fabric supplied on rolls, using a fraction of the cement of an equivalent poured section and installed without a batching plant on site — around 55 % lower production-cycle CO₂.
Wood pellet biofuel
Conifer wood pellets for industrial and residential biomass heating and co-firing,
Battery-chain metals
Nickel, cobalt, lithium and copper into the electrification supply chain, with assay and provenance documentation at every step.
Low-cadmium phosphate
Apatite concentrate and phosphate fertiliser grades meeting EU cadmium limits, with heavy metals reported per shipment.
Straight answer
What we do not claim.
We trade hydrocarbons. The majority of what we move is fossil, and describing that as anything else would not survive contact with a serious counterparty.
What we do claim is narrower and verifiable: where a certified sustainable stream exists and can be documented to audit standard, we supply it and hand over the evidence. Where it does not exist yet — hydrogen is the current example — we say the desk is in development rather than quoting a molecule we cannot reliably deliver.
Our commitment is supply that is affordable, reliable and progressively cleaner. Each of those three words is doing work, and we would rather be held to all three than market the last one alone.
Enquiries
Every enquiry is answered by the desk that handles it.
Send the product, quantity, delivery basis, destination and timing. We revert with availability, an indication and the documentation that accompanies it. Specifications are released once we know who we are speaking with.