BIOMASS

Wood Pallet

Can be used as a source of biomass fuel. They can be processed into wood pellets or wood chips, which are commonly used for heating purposes in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Wood pellets are a sustainable and carbon-neutral option for generating heat or electricity.

PME/POME

PME (Palm Methyl Ester) refers to the methyl ester produced from palm oil, which is widely used as biodiesel. POME (Palm Oil Mill Effluent) is the wastewater generated during the processing of palm oil. Both PME and POME are important biomass resources in the palm oil industry. POME can be treated through anaerobic digestion to produce biogas, which can be used for electricity and heat generation. PME, on the other hand, can be blended with diesel or used as a standalone biodiesel fuel.

Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) pelletS

EFB pellets are produced through the shredding, compressing, and pelletizing of Palm Empty Fruit Bunches (EFB) using specialized EFB pellet mills. Similar to wood pellets and sawdust pellets, EFB pellets are classified as a biomass energy source. They have become increasingly recognized for their high calorific value and are extensively utilized as a biofuel resource worldwide.

Palm Kernel Shells (PKS)

Palm kernel shells are the fibrous shell fractions left after palm oil nuts are crushed in the palm oil mill. These shells are a biomass residue characterized by their fibrous nature, making them easy to handle in bulk from production to end use. They consist of a mix of large and small shell fractions along with dust-like particles and small fibers. The moisture content in palm kernel shells is relatively low, typically ranging from 11% to 13%, which is lower compared to other biomass residues. This low moisture content contributes to their higher heating value, attributed in part to residues of palm oil within the shells. PKS are considered a high-quality biomass fuel due to their uniform size distribution, ease of handling, crushability, and minimal biological activity.

Fertilizer

Fertilizers are substances used to enrich and enhance the nutrient content of soil, promoting plant growth and improving crop yield. They provide essential elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as other micronutrients necessary for plant development. Fertilizers can be organic, derived from natural sources like animal manure or compost, or they can be synthetic, manufactured through chemical processes.

BIOMASS

Wood Pallet

Can be used as a source of biomass fuel. They can be processed into wood pellets or wood chips, which are commonly used for heating purposes in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Wood pellets are a sustainable and carbon-neutral option for generating heat or electricity.

PME/POME

PME (Palm Methyl Ester) refers to the methyl ester produced from palm oil, which is widely used as biodiesel. POME (Palm Oil Mill Effluent) is the wastewater generated during the processing of palm oil. Both PME and POME are important biomass resources in the palm oil industry. POME can be treated through anaerobic digestion to produce biogas, which can be used for electricity and heat generation. PME, on the other hand, can be blended with diesel or used as a standalone biodiesel fuel.

Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch (EFB) pelletS

EFB pellets are produced through the shredding, compressing, and pelletizing of Palm Empty Fruit Bunches (EFB) using specialized EFB pellet mills. Similar to wood pellets and sawdust pellets, EFB pellets are classified as a biomass energy source. They have become increasingly recognized for their high calorific value and are extensively utilized as a biofuel resource worldwide.

Palm Kernel Shells (PKS)

Palm kernel shells are the fibrous shell fractions left after palm oil nuts are crushed in the palm oil mill. These shells are a biomass residue characterized by their fibrous nature, making them easy to handle in bulk from production to end use. They consist of a mix of large and small shell fractions along with dust-like particles and small fibers. The moisture content in palm kernel shells is relatively low, typically ranging from 11% to 13%, which is lower compared to other biomass residues. This low moisture content contributes to their higher heating value, attributed in part to residues of palm oil within the shells. PKS are considered a high-quality biomass fuel due to their uniform size distribution, ease of handling, crushability, and minimal biological activity.

Fertilizer

Fertilizers are substances used to enrich and enhance the nutrient content of soil, promoting plant growth and improving crop yield. They provide essential elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, as well as other micronutrients necessary for plant development. Fertilizers can be organic, derived from natural sources like animal manure or compost, or they can be synthetic, manufactured through chemical processes.
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