The all-in-one oil recovery company

Environmental Energy Inc. is a fully-permitted oil recovery company that takes care of all your used oil needs in one stop. Our custom manufactured trucks are always clean and equipped to collect used oil, oil filters, and antifreeze – all at one time. We also have a vacuum truck customized to collect all your non-hazardous wastewaters. Our drivers are dedicated to offering you the very best in both collection and resource recovery services.

Oil recovery – without the hassle

Our oil recovery process is quick and convenient – the way it should be. We design our services to fit the needs of small to mid-sized businesses, meeting and surpassing all performance and environmental guidelines. We provide you with the paperwork necessary to show compliance with regulatory requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my Used Oil and other Recyclables to you?


In some instances Yes. However, it’s a good idea to call your nearest Environmental Energy facility to double check. If not, they should be able to direct you to an appropriate Recycling Facility to meet your particular needs.

Does Environmental Energy accept Cooking and other Vegetable based Used Oils?


At this time, Environmental Energy only accepts mineral based oils.

Does my Used Oil have value?


Used Oil that’s kept out of the environment is the most valuable Used Oil there is because we all benefit by keeping our local communities and eco-systems clean. From a monetary standpoint, each situation is different depending upon such factors as volume, frequency, quality, proximity, number of locations, etc. As such, each customer we work with is evaluated on a case-by-case basis as to the fee structure utilized.

Does Environmental Energy pick-up Hazardous Waste (as defined by RCRA)?

In general... No. However, your Account Manager may recommend a credible supplier to assist you with or offer to manage the process of the disposal of Hazardous Waste. Because this is not our core business, situations are evaluated and handled on a case-by-case basis.

Is Used Oil a Hazardous Waste?


In most states Used Oil is a regulated material, but is not Hazardous by definition. Be sure to research your State and Local regulatory guidelines to be certain.

Which Federal Regulatory guidelines govern Used Oil?


Used Oil is regulated by the Federal Government through 40 CFR Part 279 - Used Oil Management Standards. Most States have adopted similar rules. Be sure to check with your State and Local Governments as well to be sure all the requirements particular to your business or situation are being met.

What is the difference between Waste Oil and Used Oil?


You may use these terms interchangeably, but the strictest interpretation necessitates a significant distinction. Specifically, the EPA recognizes Waste Oil as that Used Oil which has been mixed deliberately or not with Hazardous Waste. In most instances it should always be referred to as Used Oil exclusively.

Is there a minimum amount of Used Oil or other materials required to work with Environmental Energy?


Environmental Energy is a commercial service provider using large trucks to facilitate its operation. In most instances anything less than one (1) U.S. Drum (55 Gallons) should be taken to your local Recycling Facility. If you’re not sure or would like a recommendation for or address to the nearest Recycling Facility, please contact us at 855.631.PUMP.

What should I make sure DOES NOT get mixed with Used Oil?

Solvents - Chlorinated solvents (even at small quantities) will turn Used Oil into Hazardous Waste. Be sure to supply your shop or facility with only non-chlorinated sprays, cleaners, etc. to be safe.
Water/Antifreeze – A certain small amount of these materials get mixed with Used Oil naturally, however to avoid additional fees for the handling/disposal of your materials, you should always keep your waste/recyclable materials segregated in appropriately LABELED & APPROVED containers.