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Total Energy Consumption (TJ)
264.44
Terajoule
Total energy consumed by the
Group
(FYE2018: 142.73 Terajoule)
In PNG, the
Food Division
’s energy saving initiatives
include a capex to purchase a new 10 tonnes/hr boiler
and refurbish an existing boiler. The new boiler is fitted
with an economizer which over time, could potentially
reduce the amount of energy that is required to
heat the boiler feed water to operating temperature.
Meanwhile, the refurbishment of an existing boiler
which was undertaken by way of a major overhaul and
descaling treatment have also resulted in improved
heat efficiency. Other initiatives include the recycling of
steam produced by its boilers. This steam energy which
would otherwise be wasted is captured and reused to
supply heat for the heating process.
Since 2011, all biomass residue from our palm oil
mill in Indonesia is either converted into fertiliser/
compost or clean energy. In the case of the latter,
mesocarp fiber, palm shell and shredded EFB are
utilised as feedstock for the steam boiler and the steam
generated therefrom will then fuel the steam turbine
in the cogeneration plant. The impact of the utilization
of biomass as renewable energy has been significant.
Bulking
Plantation
Food
Manufacturing
Head Office
98.33
85.79
63.86
10.12
6.34
Note: “Head office” energy consumption includes the entire building’s
tenants
Total Group co
2
eq
(Scope 1)
Total Group co
2
eq
(Scope 2)
FYE2019
FYE2019
FYE2018
FYE2018
63,297.2
8,003.2
62,398.0
8,141.0
86% of the electricity and heat energy generated
from the cogeneration plant is used to power the oil
mill’s operations. The excess energy is used to power
worker’s quarters, government facilities, schools and
mosque. In FYE2019, 6,216,230 kWh of electricity was
generated (FYE2018: 6,571,920 kWh).
Emission
W
e emit GHG both directly and indirectly. Our
largest impact in terms of emissions is direct
(scope 1) emissions mainly from our businesses’
use of petrol, gas and diesel. Our main source of
indirect (scope 2) emissions is electricity used in our
manufacturing and processing operations.
Overall the Group’s total
emission was higher in
FYE2018 by 1.1% mainly
due to the
Plantation
Division
’s land
development activities
of new estates that took
place.
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SUSTAINABILITY Report 2019