Due to politics , this country that I work in removed from the grease trap and disposed of it at the local refuse tip ! I am not surprised of the refusal. Storage is the most likely option at this stage , then probably shipping in back to Australia to be disposed of. Expensive exercise , but I am not paying for it ! It's a political thing ! Any ideas as opposed to storage and shipping out of country would be great

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Due to politics , this country that I work in removed from the grease trap and disposed of it at the local refuse tip ! I am not surprised of the refusal. Storage is the most likely option at this stage , then probably shipping in back to Australia to be disposed of. Expensive exercise , but I am not paying for it ! It's a political thing ! Any ideas as opposed to storage and shipping out of country would be great 

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There are residents near by in this camp. I would imagine when you say biogas , you are talking about the common commercial kitchen grease trap trade Waste smell. This will definitely be an issue. We are just a camp facility , no means to harvest biogas/bio fuel. Company has no alternative plan in place , now clutching at straws. I am a plumber by trade and trade in WTP/WWTP , but I have never had to deal with trade waste. Generally a contractor removes it , I continue to clean on grease traps and operate my plants 

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If there are any anaerobic digesters available this material could be added to the existing feed and it will boost biogas production. Alternatively it could be used for biodiesel production. It would require some cleanup.

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