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Fuelling the Agricultural industry
Getting ready for winter?
Stock up on farm fuels and heating oil today.
Life on the farm never slows down...
…which is why you need a reliable farm fuel supplier who can keep up with the year-round demands of the agriculture industry. The right combination of agricultural fuels and lubricants doesn’t only power your machinery, but can even help to increase the lifespan of your equipment–so your farm keeps moving, rain or shine.
Certas Energy’s tractor diesel fuels farms throughout the UK. Our white and red diesel have been mainstays of the farming industry for decades, powering a huge variety of vehicles, machinery and equipment.
The agriculture industry helps keep the world turning. We know how important it is to provide reliable access to the farm fuels and agricultural lubricants you need, delivered on time and in full.
Keeping farms moving.
Discover our A-Z guide to fuelling your farm. Everything you need to think about to keep your farm fuelled and efficient, whatever the season.
Heating and Grain Drying
Heating is a serious consideration for any agricultural business. Certas Energy supplies Kerosene, Gas Oil and Therma35 for commercial heating and grain drying applications.
Therma35 is a slower burning, zero bio content heating oil with long-term storage stability. It can be bought in bulk and stored for considerably longer than red diesel as well as being fully rebated. It provides farmers with bulk discounts and year-round cost savings giving some extra peace of mind in the colder months.
Your Partner for Farm Fuels
When running a busy farm, we understand that fuel supply is just one of many things to manage. With decades of fuel supply expertise, Certas Energy has helped working farms manage their agricultural fuels and oils efficiently, season after season.
Alongside traditional farm fuels like white and red diesel, our practically FAME-free drop-in fuel, GTL Fuel, is helping farmers to avoid the potential risks of high FAME content in fuel. They see reduced machinery downtime and are able to lower local emissions, without compromising on productivity.
Tanks and Telemetry for Farm Fuels
Managing farm life means staying prepared through maintaining your fuel tanks. Certas Energy provides a range of commercial tanks, all compliant with safety standards.
Certas Energy’s FuelWise system monitors fuel levels, sending alerts for sudden drops straight to your mobile to combat theft and allow swift response to damage or leaks, helping to prevent costly clean ups.
Along with high-quality tanks and timely deliveries, we offer flexible payment plans. Our experts are always available with advice on tank care and regulatory changes.
OEM approved lubricants
With the right farm lubricants, you can increase output and minimise unnecessary downtime on machinery by keeping things moving in peak periods.
Farm equipment also needs to be protected when it’s not in use for extended periods of time as if it is left unprotected during the cold, wet, winter months, metal surfaces can become corroded.
Our dedicated lubricants website has all the information you need to order essential agricultural lubricants and get even more from your farm machinery, keeping it protected for the long term..
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Farm Fuel FAQs
Certas Energy has 150 local depots and a fleet of 900 vehicles equipped to deal with the demands of rural and remote areas. We supply fuel to farms throughout the whole of the UK and are committed to keeping your agricultural business moving at full speed, no matter the weather.
Since of 1 April 2022, red diesel is no longer be available at a rebated rate for many commercial applications. Check out how this will impact the agricultural industry.
As the UK’s largest supplier of fuels and lubricants, Certas Energy has a competitively priced portfolio and only supplies top quality products that offer efficiency and increased output, resulting in value for money with every purchase. Contact our team to ask about the most up-to-date prices for agricultural fuels and lubricants.
The agricultural sector uses heating oil for a variety of reasons, so whether that’s heating livestock sheds throughout winter or running grain dryers, there are plenty of options available. Whilst red diesel has been used in the past, the move towards cleaner fuels means kerosene and industrial heating oil are growing in popularity. Industrial heating oil (IHO) is a fully rebated fuel, making it a cost-effective choice. There are some restrictions on the use of IHO, with use in vehicles being strictly prohibited. Our expert team will be happy to talk you through the right fuel for heating your farm.
As well as being an efficient and organised way to stay on top of fuel levels on your farm, buying in bulk can produce considerable cost savings. Certas Energy has 900 tankers of varying sizes and can deliver agricultural fuels in small and large quantities. Whether you want to stock up or just need a top up, we can help.
To safely store a fuel tank on your farm or agricultural premises, you will need to adhere to the agricultural tank regulations. The tank regulations apply to any business storing fuel in capacities over 200 litres. The agricultural sector is subject to slightly different rules regarding fuel that is used specifically for agricultural purposes like powering tractors or grain dryers. The use of fuels in vehicles, however, does fall under the regulations—and farms must comply. Read our guide to oil tank regulations for more information.