The oil palm industry is facing a significant challenge of declining palm oil yields, with concerns raised by industry players and addressed by the government. The government has committed to conducting spot checks to ensure the quality of seedlings sold, with the aim of increasing yields and productivity without expanding land-use. However, the industry is also struggling with a price gap between crude palm oil and other seed oils, which could lead to a drop in structural demand. The replanting of oil palm trees in Malaysia is not meeting the recommended annual target, with only 2% of the total planted area being replanted in 2024. Despite these challenges, there is interest from potential investors in converting palm oil waste to renewable electricity.