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In a world increasingly focused on sustainability and circular economies, the used cooking oil (UCO) market is quietly transforming waste into opportunity. Once just considered a disposable byproduct of food preparation, UCO is now a valuable resource fueling innovation across industries—from renewable energy to animal nutrition and even cosmetics.

With over two million tanks monitored worldwide, Otodata has established itself as a leading technology player in the field of telemetry.

On June 7, the global energy community celebrates World LPG Day, recognizing the vital role of Liquefied Petroleum Gas in powering homes, businesses, and industries worldwide.

Otodata has been doing installations for liquid petroleum gas (LPG) for almost two years. It has completed over 150,000 installations, with

Steady industry growth highlights the need for tank monitors -- driven by many technological innovations that have made them more reliable.

Originally published in BPN Magazine, July 2023, Page 28 by Elizabeth Manning | PDF Otodata's production line (Photo by BPN staff) They accurately track fuel usage.They synchronize processes. They simplify delivery planning. They reduce extra stops and fuel runouts. They give the customer peace of mind. When used effectively, tank monitors solve multiple issues that have plagued propane suppliers for years. They can also have their downsides — installing and implementing a ta

Lubricant Expo Europe: Exclusive Interview with Otodata Published on lubricantexpo.com, July 26, 2023 | Source What area of the lubricants industry do you specialize in, and how does it benefit the industry? Otodata, as the biggest global tank monitoring solution provider, offers a wide service portfolio including oil and lubricant monitoring. Our innovative system has been developed for petrochemical products and its renewable and sustainable alternatives such as, lubes, hyd

LPG Day is always fun-day at Otodata when we get the whole company together to celebrate our remarkable industry!

A decade ago, strategies for knowing when to fill a tank typically involved either estimating based on usage patterns and degree days monitoring or customers having to go outside to read the gauge as they didn’t have direct access to tank level data through a computer or smartphone. “In about 2008, Otodata was just getting started with the development and sale of tank monitoring products,” says company President Andre Boulay. “We started out as an IoT company with a focus on