Sustainable Production (SP) of the Biomass Industries in Malaysia

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1 Sustainable Production (SP) of the Biomass Industries in Malaysia Optimising Economic Potential and Moving towards Higher Value Chain Co-funded by: Supported by: In collaboration with:

2 What is? To switch from unsustainable to sustainable patterns of development in Asian countries A development cooperation initiative of the European Union (EU) Directly contributes to sustainable development and address global climate change issues. A programme focused on sustainable consumption and production (SCP) and SMEs

3 Principles of SCP Sustainable production emphasizes improving environmental performance in the supply sector. Sustainable consumption addresses the consumer s demands of goods and services. Involves concerted effort of business, government, communities and household in enhancing environmental quality through: Efficient production and use of natural resources Waste minimization and recycling Design of environmentally-friendly products and services

4 Project Motivation

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6 Objectives 1. To develop Malaysian family-owned SMEs to implement SP models in the biomass industry economic growth, social well-being and address the issues of industrial pollution 2. To improve biomass supply chain in Malaysia by promoting collaboration between EU-Malaysia biomass industry, research institutions and universities 3. To reduce industrial emissions by improving production process of biomass commercialization projects and contribute to global climate change mitigation efforts 4. To create the enabling environment for improving policy cohesiveness

7 Biomass Value Chain Biomass Cultivation Biomass Logistics Technology Licensing Project Development Product Distribution Processing of Raw Materials Wood chips, wood briquettes, herbaceous biomass, oil seeds Conversion & Transformation Combustion, thermal gasification, biogas fermentation (bioethanol), biorefinery End Products Residential heating Transportation E.g. bioenergy

8 Biofuel Fuel Briquette Biogas Fuel Pellet

9 Bioplastics Biofertiliser Biocompost Biopackaging

10 Medium Density Fibreboard Fibre Cement Particleboard Fibremat

11 Palm EFB Fuel Pellets Biofuels Biogas Biochemical s EFB Bioalcohols Industrial pellets Syngas Biosugars Biofertilizers Organic compost Biochar Biocomposites Others Carbon fibers Fiberboard Eng. wood Paper pulp Erosion mat Palm Kernel Shell Coke substitute Activated Carbon Oil Palm Trunk OPT pellets Bioalcohols Syngas Industrial Biosugars Organic compost Biochar Eng. lumber Eng. wood Oil Palm Fronds OPF pellets Bioalcohols Syngas Biosugars Organic compost Biochar Phytochemicals Animal feed Palm Kernel Cake PKC pellets Biopolymers Animal feed Palm Oil Mill Effluent Bioalcohols Methane Biopolymers Organic compost Wood Sawdust Wood pellets Bioalcohols Syngas Industrial Biosugars Mushroom cultivation Biochar Fiberboard Eng. wood Rice husk & straw Straw pellets Eng. wood Silica aerogel Kenaf Fiber Composite panels Sago Waste Fuel pellets Bioalcohols Methane Biopolymers Organic compost Animal & fish feed Municipal Solid Waste RDF Pellets Methane Organic compost Sewage Waste Methane Phosphat e recovery

12 Activities

13 Capacity Building Programme For EU & Malaysia experts to transfer their knowledge as well as facilitation of market access opportunities on: a) Biomass Technologies for uptaking by SMEs b) Concepts, Trends, Perspectives in Environmental Performance (Carbon Foot Print) on SCP c) Biomass & Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) d) Financing & Funding Opportunities for Biomass Commercialisation e) Optimizing & Benchmarking the Economic Value of Biomass & Developing a Biomass Supply Chain f) Success Stories of Biomass Conversion/SCP Projects g) Economic Instruments for Developing Local Biomass Industries h) EU Market Access Opportunities for Biomass Products i) EU Standard and Technical Specification for Biomass Products j) Pelleting Technologies

14 Thank You