‘Sustainability company’ transforms palm mill wastes into fuel for electricity


Energy source: ‘We have these pellets, a source of fuel, and we burn it to create energy,’ says Hyper Fusion Intl CEO C. Dinesh of his biofuel pellets, which are exported to South Korea. – Azman Ghani/The Star

A MALAYSIAN company has come up with a method that accelerates the process to convert palm oil mill effluent (POME) into fuel for electricity to power mill operations.

Calling itself a “sustainability company”, Hyper Fusion International says its method to create biofuel pellets from the effluent is the first of its kind for POME.

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