Biomass-based Power Generation and Co-generation in the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry, Tranche I

Project Summary

The goal of this project is the reduction of the growth rate of GHG emissions from fossil fuel fired combustion processes and unutilized biomass waste through the acceleration of the growth of biomass-based power generation and combined heat and power (CHP). The main idea is to supplant part of the current fossil fuel consumption for power generation in Malaysia using biomass resources from the country's palm oil industry. The project purpose is to develop and exploit the energy potentials of biomass waste resources in the country through biomass-based power generation and CHP.

Project Details

GEF Project ID
940
Project Type
Full-size Project
Status
Completed
Country
Malaysia
Region
Focal Areas
Funding Source
GEF Trust Fund
Implementing Agencies
United Nations Development Programme
Executing Agencies
Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia
GEF Period:
GEF - 2
Approval Fiscal Year:
2001

Financials

Project Preparation Grant Amount
25,000 USD
GEF Project Grant
4,000,000 USD
Co-financing Total
10,734,190 USD
GEF Agency Fees
270,000 USD
Total Cost 14,759,190.00 USD

Project Timeline

Received by GEF
Preparation Grant Approved
05 Apr 2000
Concept Approved
01 Feb 2001
Project Approved for Implementation
14 Mar 2002
Project closed
16 Feb 2014