LFGC Corporation Ltd. - Procurement and Trading of CER Credits: Company Profile

Biomass - Sabah Malaysia

Besides Landfill Gas (LFG) projects LFGC also specializes in biomass steam and power projects.

The projects in Malaysia aim to use Empty Fruit Bunches (EFB), a waste product of the palm oil milling process, as the fuel for a modern, highly efficient, biomass-fired cogeneration system to supply steam and electricity to a palm oil refinery in Sabah, Malaysia.

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LFGC Corporation is a hi-tech Canadian company operating in the field of renewable energy development and utilization, located in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

By means of extensive experience and technology transfer from developed countries, LFGC’s objective is the innovation, introduction and commercialization of Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Projects and renewable energy utilization. LFGC is using a base in Shenzhen, China to demonstrate the technology in an Asian context and to use technical, commercial and fabrication capabilities from China to export fully assembled skids for the LFG recovery to neighbouring countries.

LFGC is committed to the rational utilization of resources for the sustainable development of Asia.

LFGC has already contracted through its partners in China for LFG recovery and utilization at 14 Chinese landfills in 2005, and is poised to contract at least another 10 sites before the end of 2006. LFGC is currently the leading company in the Asian market of pure LFG recovery and utilization.

Besides LFG projects, LFGC is also developing the CDM program for biomass steam and power projects. Currently, there are two projects by LFGC in Malaysia. The projects aim to use empty fruit bunches (EFB), which are a waste product of the palm oil milling process, as the fuel for a modern, highly efficient biomass -fired cogeneration system to supply steam and electricity to palm oil refineries in Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia.