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"However, they are going to be a vital way that industries like logistics divest away from fossil fuels and without a significant investment in the technology, countries like the UK are going to get further and further from meeting their emissions targets. What we've created is the chemical equivalent of the fossil fuels we're using every day, meeting all the standards the chip shop fat of yesteryear could not."

To create a more efficient fuel with more active alkene in, the researchers modified an enzyme called P450 decarboxylase to break down fatty acids found in food waste and extract the oxygen found within.