Farms & UCO
Cottonseed, castor, croton, suitable canola, controlled jatropha research, other approved oilseeds and recovered used cooking oil.
Renewable oils · Biofuel feedstocks · Circular systems
Crostar Energy is building an evidence-led platform that connects Kenyan farmers, recovered used cooking oil, quality-controlled processing and credible regional and European markets.
The Crostar proposition
Commercial renewable-fuel value chains need more than crops. They need transparent contracts, aggregation, reliable logistics, testing, storage, working capital, digital records and qualified markets.
Crostar Energy brings these components together. As a subsidiary of Forest Energy B.V., the company combines European market connection with Kenyan operating capability. Labl Farms leads farmer mobilisation and regenerative crop development, while Crostar qualifies, purchases, processes and markets feedstocks.
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Integrated value chain
The Crostar Energy Operating System, developed through the AfriEuro Links programme, connects every physical transaction to quality, payment, sustainability and buyer evidence.
Cottonseed, castor, croton, suitable canola, controlled jatropha research, other approved oilseeds and recovered used cooking oil.
Supplier registration, contracts, collection, drying, cleaning, sampling, logistics and payment controls.
Reception, pressing, pre-treatment, controlled pilot conversion, laboratory work and co-product management.
Specifications, certification readiness, storage, chain of custody, buyer qualification and logistics.
Transport, agriculture, generators, industry, renewable-fuel processors, regional buyers and exporters.
Responsible feedstock hierarchy
Crostar Energy Hub
The five-acre Hub will validate feedstocks, process design, quality systems, farmer logistics and commercial performance before larger investments are made.

Platform outcomes
Transparent contracts, quality-based procurement, extension coordination and new markets for cottonseed and suitable oilseeds.
Structured used cooking oil collection that reduces unsafe disposal and creates a documented secondary resource.
Kenyan processing, laboratory discipline, co-product development and skilled technical employment.
Traceable batches, chain of custody and certification readiness for domestic, regional and European customers.
A national platform, built in stages
Crostar’s proposed network includes future facilities in Kitui, Homa Bay, Nyeri and Lamu. Each fixed investment is conditional on verified feedstock, off-take, permits, logistics, technology and financing.
Explore the facility networkEastern dryland aggregation and pre-processing
Pilot, laboratory, training and commercial nucleus
Croton, canola, UCO and Central Highlands logistics
Lake Region cottonseed, sunflower, castor and UCO
Port-facing, LAPSSET-aligned regional platform
Partnership invitation
Crostar welcomes farmer organisations, UCO suppliers, researchers, technology partners, buyers, regulators, counties and long-term capital providers.
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