Borneo Oil Berhad(Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange)
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Has anyone identified the Asian Biomass in the pictures?

[grantg2]

I thought parsonmac had identified the "porcupine" looking bush (gray to brown in color) as jatropha one day last week.

As for the other stuff, I'd guess it is residue from palm oil production.

[2guard]

I think it's dessicated palm fruit.

[inventthefuture]

Originally Posted by TheSeer

SSTP :: News

News & Resources: News


Sustainable Power pioneers commercialization with large-scale Asian expansion
March 01, 2008 | FoxBusiness.com

Borneo Energy Sendirian Berhad Acquires Equity Interest in Sustainable Power Corp.
February 29, 2008 | Press Release

Bio-crude becomes increasing focus of biomass industry
February 29, 2008 | Reuters - Environment

Biofuels capital is gone from the partners page. It used to have their logo and a link to the site. Did we get the money? Or did they sever ties with them?

[inventthefuture]

Malaysia mulls biodiesel mandateFiled from Singapore
1/16/2008 5:32:12 PM GMT





INDONESIA/MALAYSIA/THAILAND: Malaysia, one of the world's largest palm oil exporters, looks set to follow the lead of neighbouring countries in mandating the use of biodiesel blend in fossil fuel transport.



"We are looking at 2008 in terms of slowly implementing a 2-per cent blend at least," Sabri Ahmad, chairman of the Malaysian Palm Oil Board, told the Reuters Global Agriculture and Biofuel Summit from Kuala Lumpur. "We must implement because neighbouring countries like Thailand and Indonesia have made it mandatory."



Thailand plans to launch a B2 mandate, requiring a two per cent biodiesel content in the nation's diesel consumption from Feb. 2.



Indonesia recently signalled intentions to raise the biofuel content at the pump to reduce oil dependency. Evita Legowo, secretary at the National Biofuel Development Team told local reporters, the government plans to increase bioethanol blend in gasoline to five percent by 2010 from three percent, using cassava and cane molasses.



Biodiesel blend in diesel oil will be maintained at 2.5 per cent in view of soaring palm oil prices while the country seeks to boost the output of jatropha, a non-food biodiesel feedstock, she added.



Palm oil prices had repeatedly breached new high over the last 12 months, along with an increase in demand for the use of the vegetable oil in food and fuel. Critics have blamed the competing use of palm oil as fuel rather than food for the recent supply crunch in Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.

Originally Posted by 2guard

I think it's dessicated palm fruit.

I can not find one picture that matches the furry looking thing they put in the mini reactor? I have viewed pictures of Palm fruit, nuts, etc...also all types of Jatropha????

[Admin]

FYI, They need to get a RSS feed system for their news, and set up a YouTube account for the videos so I can stream them here, or the XML feed??? This is easy to do..

This would really help.

Admin

[inventthefuture]

Originally Posted by GeoMoney

I can not find one picture that matches the furry looking thing they put in the mini reactor? I have viewed pictures of Palm fruit, nuts, etc...also all types of Jatropha????

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06...e/tribbles.jpg

[inventthefuture]

funny but a tribble may not be the term because they do not exist.