The Malaysia EFB Pellet Carbonization Project has officially entered the production stage, delivering a stable processing capacity of 2 tons per hour. The project aims to provide a professional solution for the conversion of EFB pellets into biomass charcoal.

The system adopts continuous carbonization technology with automatic feeding and gas recycling design, ensuring low energy consumption and steady operation. By reusing the combustible gas generated during carbonization, the project effectively reduces fuel costs and carbon emissions.
Through this project, large quantities of oil palm waste are transformed into clean and marketable charcoal products, creating new profit opportunities for local enterprises.
The successful implementation of this 2T/H EFB Pellet Carbonization Project in Malaysia highlights our commitment to delivering high-efficiency biomass carbonization solutions worldwide.
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