I can't say for sure, that is up to the MD and Business Exec. I would be highly surprised if we didn't go RTFC when we are able. We will be manufacturing in excess of the 450,000 litres / year.
From how I see it, we will have no problem meeting our targets for RTFC's as we're producing 100% B100 from UCO / WVO and trading all by-products and waste streams to other companies. We have buyers for our Glyc and FFA's. We will be collecting the oil ourselves so will have WTN's (Waste Transfer Notices) in place for all the oil we have on site, showing its renewable credentials.
I honestly believe that RTFC's are going to sky-rocket, with smaller companies like our selves way exceeding our targets for RTFC's hence receiving back more shares than we need for compliance and then being able to auction off our surplus to the Petroleum Companies for a tidy sum.
I think for small operations the traceability (except when buying in the oil wholesale or from a separate WCO Collector) will not be as complex as many fear and even then you can demand your suppliers provide you with this traceability prior to purchase. I know for the large companies and the Petroleum giants this is going to cause some administrative nightmares and supply chain.
