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AI boom is turning Malaysia’s palm oil estates into data centres
CPO prices to stay elevated on firm demand and tight supply
CPO price dip seen as temporary, stocks to rise in November: CIMB Securities
Malaysia lowers December crude palm oil reference price, maintains duty at 10%
PM Launches
21/3/06 PUTRAJAYA (Bernama) -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Tuesday launched the B5 palm oil-based biofuel called "Envo Diesel", expressing the hope that it would revolutionise the use of fuel in the country
Indonesia encouraging agriculture investment
20/3/06 (Bloomberg News) -- JAKARTA Indonesia could give tax breaks to help attract overseas investment in its oil palm plantations, cocoa and other agricultural products, a government official has said.
Biofuel vehicles to hit streets
21/3/06 PUTRAJAYA (The Star) - Biofuel-run vehicles will hit the streets here today, with the Government taking the lead.
Two biofuel plants planned in Kuantan
20/3/06 KUANTAN (The Star) - Two companies have expressed interest to set up biodiesel plants in the Kuantan Port Industrial Area (KPIA), with production expected to begin next year.
The future's driving force
22/3/06 PUTRAJAYA (The Star) - Biofuel will be Malaysia's fuel of the future, with the Government giving it a promising start by filling up several of its vehicles with it yesterday.
Biodiesel the way to go
22/3/06 PUTRAJAYA (NSTP) - Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi launched a made-in-Malaysia biodiesel yesterday that was expected to change the pattern of future fuel usage by Malaysians.
Bio-diesel Solution
19/3/06 (NSTP) - n the face of escalating oil prices and the search for alternative fuels comes a modest plant with big promise, writes ELIZABETH JOHN.
Rolling out palm oil-fuelled trucks
20/3/06 (NSTP) - MALAYSIA will launch the first six trucks co-powered by palm oil-based fuel in Putrajaya tomorrow.
Pakistan plans four new crude palm oil refineries
18/3/06KARACHI (Daily Times) - Encouraged by low tax rates on the import of crude palm oil (CPO), Pakistan's leading edible oil buyers are planning to establish four new refineries with a 2,200 tonnes per day capacity, officials in the industry said on Saturda
