Waste of Oil Palm Has a Potential Source of Alternative Energy



Palm oil or liquid waste known as palm oil mill effluent (pome) was potentially produce methane gas and electricity are useful for alternative energy sources.

"The number of pome in East Kalimantan is very much due to palm oil plantations had more than 1 million hectares, but has not yet managed pome maximum when the benefits are great for the power plant," said East Kalimantan Governor Awang Ishak Faroek in Samarinda on Sunday.
If pome managed a maximum, then it is able to answer the shortage of electricity in East Kalimantan due to a low supply of raw materials.

For that he wants oil palm plantation companies spread across counties and cities in East Kalimantan immediately help the people around him, which through corporate social responsibility (CSR) in cooperation with PLN to build power plants sourced from pome.

He also admitted that there have been several companies that have oil palm plantations has pointed concern with managing pome into electrical energy alternatives (biodiesel) to meet the needs of the community.

A number of these companies, namely PT Rea Kaltim Plantations in Flower Beard, aquatic mammal, then PT Telen Group in Talisayan, Berau regency, and Group PT Sinar Mas subsidiary PT Astra and PT Smart at Muara Wahau, East Kutai Regency.

He mentioned that PT Rea Kaltim Plantations in 2014 to build power plants or biodiesel pome powerful 8 mega watts, while PT PLN electricity network will be woken up with a budget allocation amounting to Rp53 billion for the electricity needs for the people of Flower beard.

This means that through a palm oil company cooperation with PLN, then there will be hundreds of houses in a village will be powered.

The governor also hopes to regents that there kaweasannya land palm oil in order to encourage companies to build power plants pome.

Encouragement is very important that employers regent palm encouraged to awaken the power plant of the raw materials that are already available on land owned by the entrepreneur.

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