Converting waste oil into renewable biofuels that feed into the existing petroleum infrastructure, leading to a low-carbon future.
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Press Mentions

November 29, 2018
Turning Waste into Wealth Vinesh Sinha - Direct Talk - Video On Demand
Vinesh Sinha is a young Malaysian entrepreneur who created an environmentally friendly business that makes biodiesel from waste oil. His work has sparked environmental awareness in Malaysia.
Read on NHK WORLD »March 15, 2019
Malaysian start-ups are regional finalists in Alipay-NUS Enterprise Social Innovation Challenge
FatHopes Energy deployed Internet of Things devices to automate waste cooking oil collection, and efficiently communicate collection fleets for pick-ups and delivery to refineries for biofuel...
Read on The Edge Markets »
October 10, 2018
Fat profits: Asian traders cash in as Europe thirsts for waste oils
Once surreptitiously dumped down drains in the dead of night, Asia’s used cooking oil is fast becoming one of the most sought-after commodities in Europe - as a feedstock for biodiesel.
Read on U.S. »
August 2, 2018
Barclays and Unreasonable support companies that are creating jobs for the future
As the traditional job market makes way for entrepreneurship around the globe, Barclays Bank and Unreasonable Group come together for an innovative partnership to launch the world’s first...
Read on www.livemint.com »
July 24, 2018
Vinesh Sinha
Vinesh Sinha - 30 Under 30 - Asia - Industry, Manufacturing & Energy
Read on Forbes »
June 1, 2018
A Fat Lot Of Good – How Vinesh Sinha Went From Pouring Cooking Oil Into His Father’s Pajero To A Profitable Business Selling Biodiesel - The Peak Malaysia
Gleefully unafraid of getting his hands dirty, Vinesh Sinha’s decision to dive headfirst into the biofuel industry has seen him repeatedly strike it rich. But the Founder and CEO of FatHopes Energy...
Read on The Peak Malaysia »More Ventures in Energy & Environment
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