Hundreds of millions of tons of palm oil by-products are wasted every year. NAYSOR turns them into Black Pellets, a fuel that replaces coal in power generation, cement, and steel.
Recognized in Indonesia · 2026
CIIC 2026 Top 3 Finalist
Top 1% of 850+ applicants · Circular Economy
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Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency
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Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources · Bioenergy
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One of 5 picked from 25 teams · Indonesia
Hundreds of millions of tons of palm oil by-products are discarded every year. NAYSOR turns them into Black Pellets, a clean fuel that directly replaces the coal used in power generation, cement, and steel industries.
Discarded palm oil by-products get a second life as clean energy. We circulate resources and cut carbon emissions.
NAYSOR is not just a biomass supplier. Precision processing removes harmful components, delivering fuel with combustion efficiency and stability.
From EFB to POME, palm oil by-products that were once wasted now return as energy and industrial materials, building a zero-waste circular economy.
Discarded palm oil by-products now replace coal. NAYSOR reduces dependence on fossil fuels and enables a stable transition to clean energy.
Solving environmental problems while securing future energy: this is why NAYSOR is needed now.
Chapter 01. The Challenge
Palm oil is the world's third-largest vegetable oil. Its abundance comes with a price: every year, hundreds of millions of tons of by-products (POME, EFB) are left behind. These by-products are discarded or burned, becoming a major source of environmental pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
At the same time, the energy industry runs into another problem during its clean energy transition. Conventional biomass fuels cause ash deposition and corrosion inside power plant boilers, undermining efficiency and stability.
NAYSOR found a way to solve both problems at once. Discarded resources become a new answer for the energy industry.
Chapter 02. Why Now?
The world is in the middle of a major shift toward decarbonization. Governments and industries everywhere must solve two challenges at the same time: a stable electricity supply and the transition to clean energy.
Wind and solar are growing fast, but their output fluctuates with the weather. That is why reliable baseload energy that runs around the clock is needed more than ever.
Now is the time to find answers in discarded resources.
Chapter 03. The Solution
NAYSOR solves the palm oil industry's waste problem and the energy industry's operational problem at the same time.
The empty fruit bunches left after pressing palm oil, known as EFB (Empty Fruit Bunch), are precisely processed into Black Pellets: a high-quality fuel that directly replaces coal without the ash problems that plague conventional biomass. They accelerate the decarbonization of industries that depend on fossil fuels, such as power generation, cement, and steel.
Building on the same technology, we plan to expand into Bio-Carbon, a material used as industrial adsorbents and reducing agents.
Discarded resources become the future of industry. This is NAYSOR's answer.
Waste to Energy
The by-products of palm oil production are no longer waste. NAYSOR turns them into tomorrow's energy, closing the resource loop while cutting emissions.
Hard shells with strong demand as a biomass power fuel in global markets. Inside palm oil mills, PKS is reused as on-site fuel, making it a reliable and accessible energy source.
The wastewater generated during palm oil processing was once a major cause of pollution, but through advanced treatment processes, it is now recycled into biofuel and recognized as a key sustainable energy resource.
Empty bunches left after oil extraction were once routinely discarded. Today they are increasingly used as biomass fuel, drawing attention as a sustainable energy source.
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Top 3 FinalistPress release · 5 October 2026 · JAKARTA
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