Energy, economic and environmental impact of palm oil biodiesel in Malaysia

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Abstract

Malaysia is among the lushest places on Earth with nearly countless varieties of flora and fauna residing within it. An interesting one being the palm oil tree, a stereotypically tropical sight. A specific variety of it known as Elaeis, is used to extract palm oil from it. Apart from being a nutrient rich vegetable oil consumed by people as an edible, it is also used to a lesser degree for refinement into biodiesel for energy. A tree so abundant in Malaysia and has the potential to be a viable energy source is definitely something that needs a closer examination of on its potential. Which is what this study aims to do.

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Faizal, M., & Ateeb, S. (2018). Energy, economic and environmental impact of palm oil biodiesel in Malaysia. Journal of Mechanical Engineering Research and Developments, 41(3), 24–26. https://doi.org/10.26480/jmerd.03.2018.24.26

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