Sarawak investigating biomass energy potential, says Premier


KUCHING: Sarawak is examining the feasibility of power generation using biomass in a transition to sustainable energy sources, says Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg.

He said that the state intends to use Napier grass - also known as elephant grass - to produce renewable bioenergy, which can be harvested three times a year and processed into energy-rich pellets.

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