TotalEnergies Marketing UK has launched a waste oil collection, packaged waste and recycling service for its UK customers, in partnership with Enva, the environmental services and resource recovery business.
The offering aims to provide TotalEnergies’ customers across all markets with access to a reliable, fully licensed waste-oil collection service, helping them reduce their carbon footprint through enhanced recycling.
Enva will also support TotalEnergies in delivering a fully circular product offering.
Collected waste oils will undergo quality control, be stored, and then be transported to the TotalEnergies Tecoil facility in Finland – acquired in 2024 – to produce high-performance, more environmentally friendly Re-Refined Base Oils (RRBOs).
These RRBOs are used to manufacture TotalEnergies’ innovative, low-carbon EV3R range of lubricants.
The circular lubricants range includes the EV3R range, with Quartz for passenger vehicles and Rubia for heavy-duty on-road vehicles.
TotalEnergies’ customers will benefit from Enva’s safe, sustainable and compliant waste management service.
Recycling used lubricants, garages contribute to creating high-performance, environmentally friendly RRBOs that go back into TotalEnergies’ EV3R range, including Quartz for passenger vehicles and Rubia for heavy-duty vehicles.
Enva’s fully licensed service is designed to ensure the sites remain compliant with Health, Safety, Security and Environmental (HSSE) standards.
Karoly Repas, general manager at TotalEnergies Marketing UK, Lubricants Division said: “Our exciting new partnership with Enva provides our UK customers with a convenient and cost-effective way to reduce their carbon footprint and meet compliance requirements.
“But this is more than a waste oil recycling service, it is also a major step forward in the creation and delivery of fully circular lubricants for our industry.
“With Enva’s logistical and waste management expertise, combined with our Tecoil re-refining facility and innovative EV3R range, TotalEnergies is revolutionising the lubricant lifecycle from refinery to the road and back again – cutting carbon while optimising performance.”
Michael Sneath, managing director of Lubricants and Batteries at Enva, added: “The circular approach to lubricant recycling and manufacture by TotalEnergies is a unique approach and is a major step towards establishing a full circular economy for lubricants.
“We are excited to support TotalEnergies on its journey by supplying UK-collected waste oils, which ultimately find their way back into lubricant products used by vehicles on our roads.
“At Enva, we provide nationwide oil collections and a single point of contact for convenient total waste management services.
“Our expertise spans everything from collections, recycling, interceptor maintenance, to industrial cleaning, enabling us to manage all aspects of hazardous waste safely and sustainably.”
