I-BECS Indepence Bioenergy Collection Service
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Independence Bio-Energy Collection Services (I-BECS) offers used cooking oil collection and grease trap cleaning for food service businesses in New Hampshire and the surrounding region, operating out of Barrington, NH. The company collects used cooking oil and converts it into renewable diesel fuel, reducing carbon emissions by up to 85 percent per gallon compared to conventional diesel. Grease trap cleaning is available as part of a combined service package, with eligibility for an excess oil reimbursement program depending on oil volume and trap size. Regulatory compliance documentation is provided with service. Customers served include casual and fine dining restaurants, coffee shops, convenience stores, food trucks, schools, and quick-serve restaurants.
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Serves 1 area across New Hampshire
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Regulatory Context
FOG Compliance in New Hampshire
New Hampshire food service facilities must comply with FOG pretreatment requirements under the NH Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) and local sewer utilities. Manchester Water Works, Concord Public Works, and Nashua Division of Public Works require interceptor installation, routine maintenance, and service manifest retention for three years. Facilities causing sewer blockages due to FOG face fines and mandatory remediation.More Contractors in New Hampshire
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