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 The BioBox platform has been designed to accommodate specific local geographical regions; therefore, if a legislature were to pass an ordinance that allowed for the collection of its waste oil, that oil could then be used as fuel for their diesel vehicles. Large cities generally provide trash and recycling pick-ups routinely, so it shouldn’t be that much of a stretch to provide liquid-waste disposal services.
There are many benefits, such as:
1.) Restaurants pay significant fees to liquid waste companies that pick up their waste oil. The city would then save many businesses thousands of dollars per year by avoiding costly pick-up and disposal fees.
2.) It would reduce the amount of oil that eventually finds its way into the sewer system. Sewer systems frequently have problems with oil impeding and gumming up their system flow. People would be less likely to pour their waste oil into the sewer because the city would provide a free pick-up service and a location for drop-off disposal.
3.) When a city produces its own biodiesel, they would then begin a path to self sustainability. Municipalities, townships and regions would begin to incorporate systems like the BioBox and many other options that could ultimately make towns completely self-sustaining. This allows for more independence and security for everyone and, most importantly, their own residents. PNE believes that cities will lead the march for region self-sustainability. |
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