Agni Energie has been awarded another contract to build its second biomass-to-energy plant in Sarawak, Malaysia that will generate electricity using renewable energy technology.
The company was awarded an EPC Turnkey Contract by Wilgate Sdn. Bhd to design, build, and commission a 12 MW of renewable energy power plant using Empty Fruit Bunches (EFB) and woodchips. Wilgate will sell the electricity generated from these plants to Sarawak Electricity Corporation (SESCo).
“We are excited to share our technology in this market. Through this Project AGNI will be able to introduce how biomass can be effectively converted to energy to support the needs of people of Sarawak. We are keen to work with the Government of Sarawak on how best to optimally conserve and generate energy via our technology to serve the needs of the over 2.4 million population of Sarawak,” said Mohammed Afique Abdullah, Senior Vice President of AGNI overseeing its Business Development for Malaysia.