Palm Shell Export Levies, Have a Dilemma?

게시됨 2020년 8월 28일

Tridge 요약

Palm kernel shell (PKS) exports have been on the rise due to their environmental friendliness and potential as fuel. These shells, a byproduct of palm kernel processing, are widely used as biomass fuel in Asia, especially in Japan and Thailand. In 2019, exports reached 1.8 million tons with an economic value of $144 million. However, the first half of 2020 saw a decrease in exports to Japan, the largest market, due to high export duties and palm oil levies, reaching $22 per ton.
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원본 콘텐츠

Increasingly popular in mid-2020, the opportunities and economic value of palm kernel shell (PKS) exports are getting sexier. Shell is the waste produced from processing palm kernel kernels with a shape like coconut shells and has a heat of about 3,500-4,100 kcal per kg. Palm kernel shells have the potential to be used as charcoal and other fuels. Compared to coal, palm kernel shells have the advantage of being environmentally friendly fuel because they do not contain sulfur so that they do not produce polluting gases (SO2). In the process of processing fresh fruit bunches (FFB), every 1 tonne of FFB will produce a palm kernel shell of 6.5 percent of the FFB volume or about 65 kg. Currently, palm kernel shells are used as a biomass source which is getting very popular and needed in the Asian market, especially Japan and Thailand. In 2019, it was recorded that as many as 1.8 million tons of palm oil shells had been exported with an economic value of US $ 144 million. Exported palm ...
출처: Wartaekonomi

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