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Home Unila and South Korea's Naysor Collaborate on Low-Ash Palm Biomass Pellets for Green Energy Unila and South Korea's Naysor Collaborate on Low-Ash Palm Biomass Pellets for Green Energy

Unila and South Korea’s Naysor Collaborate on Low-Ash Palm Biomass Pellets for Green Energy

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July 12, 2026 | 21:01 WIB |July 12, 2026 | 21:01 WIB | 56 Click Reads

Researchers from Lampung University (Unila) and South Korea's Naysor Co., Ltd. are developing low-ash biomass pellets made from oil palm empty fruit bunches (EFB), using an innovative wet ash removal process to improve combustion efficiency and support the transition to cleaner, renewable energy. Photo: Special

Palm Oil Magazine — Researchers from Lampung University (Unila) and South Korea's Naysor Co., Ltd. are developing low-ash biomass pellets made from oil palm empty fruit bunches (EFB), using an innovative wet ash removal process to improve combustion efficiency and support the transition to cleaner, renewable energy. Photo: Special

Unila and South Korea’s Naysor Collaborate on Low-Ash Palm Biomass Pellets for Green Energy

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