Sustainable Fuel Register |

Easy affordable compliance

Eases the burden of self-reporting

Reduce the amount of biomass being discarded

The easiest way to register your Non-Wood Fuels to meet RHI sustainability criteria. Save time, save money, and improve your route to market

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The Sustainable Fuel Register (SFR) delivers easy affordable sustainable RHI compliance.

We have Secretary of State approval and our application system is live. You are now able to register your fuels and stay up to date with the latest news on SFR.

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Tell us about your fuel

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Why Register?

Easy to use

A simple online registration process.

Help and support

A friendly support team on hand.

Industry led

Created by experts in RHI.

Affordable

A simple fee structure.

Reduce waste

Minimise biomass wastage.

Reduce paperwork

Ease the burden of self-reporting.

Multiple fuels

Assurance

Complete traceability.

About SFR

Find out more about the Sustainable Fuel Register and what it means for you here

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Latest Updates

26 Mar

Meeting Land Criteria requirements – guidance for pellet importers

In order for registrants to meet the Land Criteria, we need to be satisfied that the land on which non-wood fuels were grown was not a protected site ... read more

27 Feb

Don’t fall foul of an RHI audit – make sure you keep biomass fuel records

Sustainable Fuel Register (SFR) co-founders, Kevin Lindegaard of Crops for Energy and Jon Swain of FEC Energy, attended the inaugural meeting of the R... read more

05 Feb

SFR helps cheaper alternative fuels to wood become more available

Do you have a biomass boiler? Are you receiving payments from the Renewable Heat Incentive? If so, you are probably using wood chip or wood pellets as... read more

I'm really pleased to see that the SFR is providing a level playing field for non-wood fuels. It's clearly been quite a journey for FEC Energy and Crops for Energy. An effort of willpower and perseverance that is a testament to the dedication that you have shown to the industry for many years. I will certainly be promoting it where I can, and look forward to seeing it grow and succeed in phase 2 of the RHI, alternative fuels are certainly becoming an increasingly important part of the UK biomass landscape.

Neil Harrisonre:heat

The NFU believes firmly that all solid biomass fuels, whether from woodland or agricultural land, should be treated on a level playing field in order to maximise the opportunities for British farmers and landowners. Since last year’s introduction of fuel sustainability reporting, we have strongly supported FEC and C4E as having the right competencies to operate a more comprehensive Sustainable Fuel Register.

Jonathan ScurlockNational Farmers' Union (NFU)

We have created a simple and affordable scheme for users based on financing through user subscriptions scaled to take into account quantity of fuel produced, traded or consumed.

Kevin LindegaardC4E

The SFR will minimise the administrative burden on both RHI participants and fuel suppliers. This industry-led approach demonstrates the maturing market for biomass fuel and will play an important role in ensuring the continuing success of the RHI scheme.

DECC spokespersonDepartment for Energy & Climate Change