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    The large amount of EFB generated in Malaysia can be utilized as a potential lignocellulosic biomass source to generate energy and power. So far no commercial gasification plant utilizing biomass has been registered in Malaysia.

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    The large amount of EFB generated in Malaysia can be utilized as a potential lignocellulosic biomass source to generate energy and power. So far no commercial gasification plant utilizing biomass has been registered in Malaysia.

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    The large amount of EFB generated in Malaysia can be utilized as a potential lignocellulosic biomass source to generate energy and power. So far no commercial gasification plant utilizing biomass has been registered in Malaysia.

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    The large amount of EFB generated in Malaysia can be utilized as a potential lignocellulosic biomass source to generate energy and

    power. Although some industrial plants have been established to convert oil palm lignocellulosic residues to valuable products or energy, so far no commercial gasification plant utilizing biomass has been registered in Malaysia.[1]

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    Lahijani, P. and Z.A. Zainal, Gasification of palm empty fruit bunch in a bubbling fluidized bed: A performance and agglomeration study. Bioresource Technology, 2011. 102(2): p. 2068-2076.

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