Life cycle benefits of enzymatic biodiesel co-produced in palm oil mills from sludge palm oil as renewable fuel for rural electrification
Authors:
- Wail GourichWGWail Gourich
- Eng-Seng ChanECEng-Seng Chan
- Wei Zhe NgWNWei Zhe Ng
- Aaron Anthony ObonAOAaron Anthony Obon
- Kireshwen MaranKMKireshwen Maran
- Yi Hui OngYOYi Hui Ong
- Chin Loong LeeCLChin Loong Lee
- Jully TanJTJully Tan
- Cher Pin SongCSCher Pin Song
- 9 September 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Applied Energy
- Vol. 325
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