CDM Project Case Study on Methane Avoidance Opportunities within the Palm Oil Sector

Mr. Patrick Horka is Project Manager / Quality Control and Implementation Support of the emission reduction project portfolio of South Pole in Latin America and Indonesia.

He has sourced one of the largest Emission Reduction Certificates projects emerging from Biofuel production processes resulting in several million tons of CO2. The approved CDM methodology AM0030 was revised as a result of Patrick’s expertise, enabling the validation of one of three projects applying the PFC reduction methodology in an aluminium smelter. Patrick graduated in Environmental Engineering at the renowned Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH)

Improved Digestion Design For Maximum Biogas Production, Showcasing Chumporn Palm Oil Mill in Thailand

Mr. Weerapan Kiatpakdee is the Managing Director of The Natural Power Co., Ltd. Thailand. He has over 26 years experience in renewable energy, biogas, anaerobic digestion & waste management system.

He has done a 10 years research on application of biogas technology for waste management systems for energy & environmental conservation at Wageningen Agricultural University, Netherlands. He holds a MSc. Degree in Energy Technology, King Mongkut University of Technology, Thonburi, Thailand and a BSc. Degree in Physics (Heat Transfer), Bhurapa University, Bang Saen, Thailand.. Read More...

CDM Potential in the Palm Oil Industry – A Business Case of CER from POME

Mr. Wayne House @ Ibrahim, President, Everest Agriculture and Farming Mr. House is a business graduate of Acadia University, a business partner of Fourth Generation Capital Corporation , Canada and President of Everest Agriculture and Farming Sdn Bhd here in Malaysia. He has been working in the CDM-CER industry since 2004, predating Kyoto Protocol ratification. His experience in Malaysia includes identification and estimation of CER potential as well as CDM project feasibility including project additionality and appropriate Approved Methodologies (AM). Read More...