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By Nurman Alif Nurazizan
Cover Story: National Carbon Market Policy to set foundation for carbon tax
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1–2 minutesThe elephant in the room at the long-awaited launch of the National Carbon Market Policy (NCMP) was the absence of a carbon tax. After Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced a carbon tax for the iron, steel and energy sectors in his Budget 2026 speech, many in the market expected the launch of the policy…
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Malaysia launches national carbon market policy
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1–2 minutesPETALING JAYA : Malaysia today launched its national carbon market policy to regulate carbon trading and support the country’s shift towards a low-carbon economy.
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Biodiesel, CPO prices – Between the plate and tank
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1–2 minutesFRIENDS have asked for my five cents’ worth on biodiesel in today’s unsettled climate.
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SGX mainboard-listed Oiltek’s Malaysian unit in talks over Sarawak SAF pilot plant programme
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1–2 minutesSINGAPORE (July 4): SGX mainboard-listed Oiltek International Ltd’s Malaysian subsidiary Oiltek Sdn Bhd is currently in discussions with SEDC Energy (SEDCE), a wholly owned subsidiary of Sarawak Economic Development Corporation (SEDC), over a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) pilot plant programme.
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SD Guthrie’s Carey Island plant to support biodiesel supply for transportation, industrial sectors — minister
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1–2 minutesSHAH ALAM (March 31): The biodiesel production capacity from large-scale facilities such as SD Guthrie Bhd’s (KL:SDG) in Carey Island is critical in ensuring supply continuity and supporting the existing biodiesel usage mandate for Malaysia’s transportation and industrial sectors.
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EcoCeres: Johor’s RM1.95b sustainable aviation fuel plant to boost Malaysia’s low‑carbon aviation role
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1–2 minutesJOHOR BAHRU, Feb 19 — Malaysia has strengthened its position in the global low-carbon aviation fuel supply chain with the commissioning of a US$500 million (RM1.958 billion) sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) facility in Tanjung Langsat, Johor.
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Malaysia opens country’s first commercial SAF plant in Johor, marking major step in aviation decarbonisation
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1–2 minutesPASIR GUDANG, Jan 26 — Malaysia is cementing its leadership in sustainable aviation and energy transition with the launch of the country’s first commercial-scale sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant at Tanjung Langsat today. Plantation and Commodities Minister Datuk Seri Noraini Ahmad said the launch aligns with the Malaysia Aviation Decarbonisation Blueprint (MADB), which lays out a…
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Building the case for sustainable aviation fuel
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1–2 minutesPETALING JAYA: The adoption of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) in Malaysia will have wide-ranging impact on businesses such as domestic airlines, energy and petro-chemical, as well as plantation and agribusiness companies and the institutional investors who allocate capital to them.
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By Enerson Yap
SVT: Neste’s “green” aviation fuel contains banned palm oil
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1–2 minutesThe production of palm oil contributes to deforestation, threatens wildlife and can produce even more emissions than traditional fossil fuel. The world’s largest producer of aviation biofuel, Finnish fuel firm Neste, has been using banned palm oil instead of recycled cooking oil, according to Swedish public broadcaster SVT. An SVT investigative report noted that the production…
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From Ancient Blooms to Future Change: Southern Ocean Algae and Earth’s Climate
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1–2 minutesAncient Algae, Modern Lessons Roughly 14,000 years ago, during the end of the last Ice Age, massive blooms of the algae Phaeocystis thrived in the Southern Ocean. These blooms absorbed large amounts of carbon dioxide (CO₂) from the atmosphere, significantly slowing global warming at a time when Earth’s climate was in flux.
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Microalgae Oil: A Sustainable Alternative to Palm Oil for Biodiesel Production
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1–2 minutesYes, microalgae oil can be used to produce biodiesel. It’s considered a promising, next-generation biofuel feedstock. While palm oil is a common source for biodiesel today, microalgae offer several key advantages that could make them a superior alternative in the future.
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Chitose plans to operate 10 mln hectares of microalgae production facilities
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1–2 minutesChitose Group, with its operations in Japan, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand and Vietnam, planned to produce a wide range of products for commercial use, such as chemicals, cosmetics, fuels, feeds and foods using microalgal biomass.
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