Renewable Energy
In line with Malaysia’ vision towards renewable energy development, GTP operates with the integration of various renewable energy sources.
In line with Malaysia’ vision towards renewable energy development, GTP operates with the integration of various renewable energy sources.
Renewable energy generation methods will be combined to provide clean and green energy to the GTP. Waste to Energy (WtE) which are biomass-fired power plant and biogas will also be implemented into GTP. The resulting electricity generated from every source below will be used to run the factories within the GTP (Self-sustained energy generation), and supplement any other energy requirements within the park.
Alkaline Recovery Plant
Chemicals used in the pulping process can be
recycled in the Alkali Recovery Treatment Plant. This
facility will also be able to recover a small amount of
renewable energy (5,000,000 W).
Biomass-fired Power Plant
Energy pellets will be produced by utilizing solid waste
from the pulp & paper production process. Biomass-fired
power plant will produce clean energy in the form of
electricity by burning GTP solid waste. (30,000,000 W)
Solar & Wind Energy
Solar energy (20,000,000 W) and Wind energy/Turbine (small
scale)
Biogas Plant
Biogas plant will utilize wet waste such as Palm Oil Mill
Effluents (POME) and sludge from WWTP, which will then be
converted into energy through anaerobic digestion.
(5,000,000 W)
Hydropower
Hydropower will be generated on a small scale by
captures the “impulse” of flowing water and converts it to
electricity. Wastewater generated from the GTP’s
manufacturing processes will channel into the Wastewater
Treatment Plant (WWTP) and after being processed will then
be channel into the wetland areas of the park There are
two wetland areas in the Green Technology Park (GTP) which
are interconnected via small streams and lead to a
recreational lake.