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By Enerson Yap
Who’s to blame for the toxic haze choking South East Asia?
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1–2 minutesAs Indonesia battles its worst wildfire season in a decade, a toxic smog is choking millions of residents in the region. The air on the islands of Kalimantan and Sumatra has turned an ominous amber, with air quality recorded at hazardous levels. The smog – or haze – has drifted beyond Indonesia’s borders to neighbouring countries,…
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By Nurman Alif Nurazizan
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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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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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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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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Palm oil sector faces hurdles as labour shortages, low replanting rates persist – BMI
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1–2 minutesOngoing labour shortages in Malaysia’s palm oil industry are expected to persist in the short and medium term, given the sector’s heavy dependence on foreign workers who account for around 80% of the workforce
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Indonesia’s plantation crackdown raises regulatory risks for Malaysian firms – CIMB Securities
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1–2 minutesMalaysian plantation firms face growing regulatory risks as Indonesia seizes land lacking forestry permits or in violation of land-use law, CIMB Securities flagged
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