Recovered Reusable Fuel

Many industries face the issue of surplus recovered fuel.  Auto salvage facilities drain gasoline from vehicles used for scrap or parts, airport FBO companies
defuel airplanes for repairs or maintenance, marine vessels may have non-conforming diesel from other countries, and gas stations may close down or
need repair.  In each case, Lamb Fuels provides a legitimate and economical solution for handling the fuel.  Previously, recovered fuel was handled as a
hazardous waste and companies paid for its disposal.  Now, there is an opportunity to generate significant revenue from recovered fuel and be confident it is handled safely and cleanly.

Auto Dismantling: In 1993 Lamb Fuels began its fuel recovery business with auto dismantlers.  Since that time, they have become the back bone and core of our fuel recovery business, providing well over 1 million gallons of reusable fuel annually.

Aviation: Lamb Fuels services a variety of regional airports and the FBO companies that support airfield operations. We provide a new and profitable outlet for recovered aviation fuels, like av gas and jet fuel. 

Maritime: Lamb Fuels works with some of the finest marine operators in the world.  Due to our facility locations near ports (San Diego, Los Angeles, Houston, and Tampa), we have a special affinity for
marine work. 

Rail: Lamb Fuels has performed recovered fuel services for rail car demolition companies in Southern California.  We went so far as to develop specialized recovery equipment necessary to extract all the fuel  from the rail car storage tank. 

We personally survey new clients by going into their facilities to evaluate the current situation, and to determine what it will take to achieve the best results. We review each site and situation in terms of us receiving the most and best quality fuel, and the client saving and generating the most revenue while achieving or maintaining compliance. New clients will appreciate our comprehensive quotes that propose a variety of solutions for many issues, not just those associated with our fuel recovery.