Malaysia's Nextgreen Global Berhad to Develop Oil Palm Waste Collection and Processing Centers

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)--Nextgreen Global Berhad (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) is dedicated to its "transforming Biomass into Wealth" strategy. The company has invested in green technology to achieve zero waste throughout its business plans, especially in the establishment of its Green Technology Park (GTP), which will integrate pulp and paper mills with renewable energy, and waste recovery technology in various locations.

The company aims to establish 20 oil palm waste (empty fruit bunch) collection and processing centers throughout Malaysia. The palm oil waste from the mills and the processed empty fruit bunches will be converted into pulp and paper products or transferred for animal feed, biofertilizer and biomass pellet plant production.

An empty fruit bunch is a type of biomass that remains after processing fresh fruit bunches--the raw material for palm oil mills.

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