Malaysia Sees Algae as Potential Alternative Feedstock for Biodiesel, an Industrial Info Market Brief

Spearheaded by Sarawak Biodiversity Center and Mitsubishi Corporation, Malaysian firms have been conducting research on algae that could see it used as a feedstock for biodiesel. A new facility for algae cultivation is set to be built in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Industrial Info is tracking $2.2 billion worth of active projects in Southeast Asia's Alternative Fuel Industry. Click here for a list, and see map below.