DOING ECO (Henan DOING) will showcase its palm waste carbonization technology at PALMEX Malaysia 2026, taking place on November 17–18, 2026, at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC). At Booth A071, the company will present solutions for converting empty fruit bunches (EFB), palm kernel shells (PKS), and other palm processing residues into valuable biochar.
Invitation to PALMEX Malaysia 2026 for DOING ECO carbonization technology
EFB and PKS are common by-products of palm oil processing. Through biomass carbonization, these materials can be converted into biochar, while the process also generates combustible gas and other by-products. Feedstock preparation, moisture content, particle size, and processing capacity are important factors when selecting a suitable carbonization system. DOING ECO evaluates these requirements to determine the appropriate equipment configuration for each project.
With a manufacturing facility covering over 40,000 m² and experience serving customers in more than 120 countries and regions, DOING ECO provides batch, semi-continuous, and fully continuous carbonization production lines. Its independent R&D team supports equipment development and customized solutions based on feedstock characteristics, production targets, and project requirements. Auxiliary equipment can also be integrated into a complete production line, including material preparation, drying, combustible gas recovery, cooling, and exhaust gas treatment systems.
Carbonization machine manufacturer
Energy utilization and product quality are also important considerations. This carbonization equipment can recover combustible gas for reuse in the carbonization process, helping improve energy utilization. In addition, SGS testing of biochar produced by DOING carbonization equipment recorded an H/C molar ratio of 0.27 in the tested sample. The company also has SGS testing documentation covering exhaust emissions, alongside ISO 9001 quality management system certification, ISO 14001 environmental management system certification, and CE certification for its carbonization equipment.
DOING ECO welcomes palm oil producers, biomass processors, and project investors to discuss palm waste utilization, biochar production, and equipment selection. Visit Booth A071 on November 17–18, 2026, to share your feedstock details and processing requirements with our team.
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