Anyone with a diesel using vegetable oil?

All change since then...

Vegetable oil used as fuel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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In the UK, it is legal once duty on the fuel is paid.[9] In the UK, drivers using SVO/PPO have been prosecuted for failure to pay duty to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs. The rate of taxation on SVO was originally set at a reduced rate of 27.1p per litre, but in late 2005, HMRC started to enforce the full diesel excise rate of 47.1p per litre.

Following a review late 2006[10], HM Revenue & Customs has announced changes regarding the administration and collection of excise duty of biofuels and other fuel substitutes (Veg Oil). The changes came into effect on June 30, 2007. There is no longer a requirement to register (enter premises) or pay duty on vegetable oil used as road fuel if you 'produce' (use) less than 2500 litres per year.[11] For those producing over this threshold the biodiesel rate now applies.

I remember readin about the 2500l tax exempt limit & promptly forgot about it 25k miles tax free per annum? :P