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    This document outlines a demand-to-solution model for converting palm oil mill effluent (POME) into methane. POME is a waste product from palm fruit bunch processing that is currently produced at a rate of 0.5 tonnes for every tonne of fresh fruit bunches. The model proposes using POME to generate hydrogen and methane through biorefinery or gas plants, which would help clean up the waste and generate energy. It also discusses opportunities to commercialize nanomaterials derived from the palm oil production process in sectors like food and agriculture, electronics, medical, energy and environment.

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    This document outlines a demand-to-solution model for converting palm oil mill effluent (POME) into methane. POME is a waste product from palm fruit bunch processing that is currently produced at a rate of 0.5 tonnes for every tonne of fresh fruit bunches. The model proposes using POME to generate hydrogen and methane through biorefinery or gas plants, which would help clean up the waste and generate energy. It also discusses opportunities to commercialize nanomaterials derived from the palm oil production process in sectors like food and agriculture, electronics, medical, energy and environment.

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    NMB POIC OpenPlatformSession OneSlider VDevan VThomas

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    This document outlines a demand-to-solution model for converting palm oil mill effluent (POME) into methane. POME is a waste product from palm fruit bunch processing that is currently produced at a rate of 0.5 tonnes for every tonne of fresh fruit bunches. The model proposes using POME to generate hydrogen and methane through biorefinery or gas plants, which would help clean up the waste and generate energy. It also discusses opportunities to commercialize nanomaterials derived from the palm oil production process in sectors like food and agriculture, electronics, medical, energy and environment.

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    Demand to Solution Model

    POME to Methane

    Waste to wealth value chain

    Commercial Potentials
    Demand and supply driven

    Downstream applications
    PO
    Plantation

    40 %
    Global
    PO provider

    Palm Fruit
    Bunch
    Processing

    Crude Palm
    Oil (CPO)

    Nano-structured / graphene
    energy storage with
    management / monitoring system
    Nano-based catalysis for for
    agriculture from biomass
    conversion

    EFB
    (Nano-cellulose)

    1 tonne of FFB
    ~ 0.5 tonne of POME

    Biorefinery / gas plants to help


    in clean up waste and generate
    energy
    New encapsulation for herbs
    and biomedicine

    [1]

    Exponential market forecast


    by sectors
    Market expansion to
    $ 200 M by 2025

    Nanomaterials

    25,000 patents
    filled in the past 10
    decade

    Nano-fibrous / Graphene based


    membranes for waste water
    treatment

    Palm Oil mill Effluent


    (POME)

    Hydrogen

    Dirt & Light shell, Fiber,


    cracked mixture, EFB,
    hydrocyclone products

    Nano-based or Graphene
    Enhanced tires

    Execution
    Graphene

    Food &
    Agriculture

    Collaboration with SMEs for joint development


    and commercialisation

    Electric &
    Electronics
    Medical &
    Energy &
    Environment Health
    [1] Graphene and 2D Materials: Markets,
    Technologies and Opportunities 2015-2025

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