Used cooking oil, refined into certified feedstock.
OleoBridge collects waste cooking oil across Abidjan, purifies it, certifies it, and ships it to European refiners as clean energy biofuel feedstock.
OleoBridge in motion
Abidjan's used cooking oil has no scheduled, traceable, certified removal route today.
Europe's biofuel rules call for clean, certified feedstock, and certified African origins remain scarce.
OleoBridge is built to close that gap. We run a disciplined collection network, purify the oil ourselves, and certify it so every litre is ready to export.
From a single drum to a shipping container, every litre is accounted for.
Collect
Scheduled pickup from restaurants and kitchens. Every drum is weighed, labelled and tracked from the source.
Purify
Screening, settling, dewatering and filtration turn cloudy used oil into clean, consistent feedstock.
Certify
Batch testing and an ISCC chain of custody make every litre traceable and ready for buyers.
Export
Sealed and shipped from the Port of Abidjan to European refiners as certified biofuel feedstock.
Where the oil comes from.
Abidjan concentrates a very large share of the country's restaurants, hotels and food industry inside one metropolitan area. These are the districts we are building routes around.
A waste problem in one city. A shortage of certified feedstock in another. OleoBridge connects the two.
Building the certified route from West Africa to Europe.
We are speaking with early investors and partners. Request the data room for the full plan, the unit economics and the certification roadmap.
Founder led. Team and financials shared under NDA.