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Malaysian Biodiesel Mandate
Malaysian Biodiesel Mandate
A Controversial Mandate to Protect the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry
RELEASE DATE
06-Dec-2018
06-Dec-2018
REGION
Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific
Research Code: 9AB2-00-D0-00-00
SKU: AU01906-AP-MR_23687
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Description
This study offers a detailed overview of the biodiesel mandate in Malaysia and the steps taken by the Malaysian government to protect the Malaysian palm oil industry. Palm oil is a key ingredient in the biodiesel produced in Malaysia. Biodiesel is the main kind of biofuel used in the country. This research service gives an understanding of the factors leading to the B10 mandate in Malaysia. It analyses the strategically important factors, market trends, regulatory trends, and the impact of the same on the automotive sector.
Factors such as strong government support, excellent R&D facilities, a large number of plantation estates, low crude palm oil market price and a global commitment to use renewable and sustainable sources of energy are the key market drivers for the growth of the biofuel market. However, for sustained growth, the industry must overcome certain challenges and restraints such as the EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED) that restricts the import of palm oil from Malaysia from 2021, biodiesel chemical incompatibility with diesel engine, labor shortage at plantation estates, and inconsistencies in weather. In 2006 the Malaysian government launched the National Biofuel Policy (NBP) as an initiative to further spur the biofuel market.
Research Scope
This study includes an executive summary, introduction, strategically important factors, national biofuel policy, market overview, regulatory and legislative trends, impacts on the automotive sectors, industry scenario, timeline, current status and next steps, challenges, and the drivers and restraints that affect the biofuel market.
The base year for the study is 2017, with the forecast period being 2018 to 2020.
Key Features
- To offer an elaborate and detailed overview of the biofuel mandate in Malaysia.
- To build a comprehensive picture of the biodiesel mandate in Malaysia, including how it was proposed, why it was proposed, and what is the ultimate objective of the policy.
- To highlight the main issues at hand including what is the industry feedback on the B10 mandate and how the government is handling the issue.
Key Issues Addressed
- What is the Malaysia Government stance in introducing alternative fuel from renewable sources?
- What is the reaction from the industry with regard to the Malaysia Biofuel Mandate?
- What is the impact (negative and positive) and the implication of introducing Biofuel Mandate to the market?
- Who are the beneficiaries of this policy and vice versa?
- What is the latest status of the policy and what is the interim solution for this mandate?
Author: Mohd Fahrurazi
Table of Contents
Key Findings
Key Findings (continued)
Reasons for Implementation of Biodiesel Mandate
Reasons for Implementation of Biodiesel Mandate (continued)
Reasons for Implementation of Biodiesel Mandate (continued)
Research Scope
Research Aims and Objectives
Key Questions this Study will Answer
Research Background
Research Methodology
Key Participants Discussed in this Study
Key Definitions
Usage—Buildings, Industrial, and Automotive Applications
Global Biodiesel Mandates
National Biofuel Policy—Objectives
National Biofuel Policy—Strategic Thrusts
National Biofuel Policy—Implementation Plan
Summary of Biofuel Legal Activities in Malaysia
Biodiesel Mandate on Automotive Industry
Biodiesel Mandate—Stakeholders’ Positions
Crucial Need for the Implementation of the Biodiesel Mandate in Malaysia
Strategic Importance—Cleaner Environment
Strategic Importance—Economic Factors
Strategic Importance—Market Demand Creation
Strategic Importance—Enhancing Plant Capacity
Palm Oil Plantation Area in Malaysia
Malaysia Context—Biodiesel Production
Malaysia Context—Biodiesel Export Trend
Malaysia Context—Export Destinations
Malaysia Context—Malaysia Biodiesel Refineries
Malaysia Context—List of Biodiesel Companies
ASEAN Context
ASEAN Context (continued)
Regulatory Breakthrough
Legislation Regulating the Malaysian Palm Oil Industry
Legislative Process
Technical Impact—Engine Components
Technical Impact—Fuel Injection Equipment (FIE)
Tests Conducted by Government Agencies
Results of Tests Conducted by Government Agencies and JAMA
JAMA Position on B10 Biodiesel in Malaysia
OEMs’ Stance on B10 Mandate
Key Participants and Stakeholders
Chronology, Current Situation, and Future Scenario
Chronology, Current Situation, and Future Scenario (continued)
Market Drivers
Drivers Explained
Drivers Explained (continued)
Market Restraints
Restraints Explained
Restraints Explained (continued)
Growth Opportunity—Opportunities for OEMs/Government Agencies
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth
Key Conclusion and Future Outlook
Key Conclusion and Future Outlook (continued)
Key Conclusion and Future Outlook (continued)
Legal Disclaimer
Appendix—Standards for Biodiesel
Appendix—Standards for Biodiesel (continued)
Table of Acronym
Table of Acronym (continued)
List of Exhibits
List of Exhibits (continued)
The Frost & Sullivan Story
Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career
Global Perspective
Industry Convergence
360º Research Perspective
Implementation Excellence
Our Blue Ocean Strategy
Popular Topics
This study offers a detailed overview of the biodiesel mandate in Malaysia and the steps taken by the Malaysian government to protect the Malaysian palm oil industry. Palm oil is a key ingredient in the biodiesel produced in Malaysia. Biodiesel is the main kind of biofuel used in the country. This research service gives an understanding of the factors leading to the B10 mandate in Malaysia. It analyses the strategically important factors, market trends, regulatory trends, and the impact of the same on the automotive sector.
Factors such as strong government support, excellent R&D facilities, a large number of plantation estates, low crude palm oil market price and a global commitment to use renewable and sustainable sources of energy are the key market drivers for the growth of the biofuel market. However, for sustained growth, the industry must overcome certain challenges and restraints such as the EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED) that restricts the import of palm oil from Malaysia from 2021, biodiesel chemical incompatibility with diesel engine, labor shortage at plantation estates, and inconsistencies in weather. In 2006 the Malaysian government launched the National Biofuel Policy (NBP) as an initiative to further spur the biofuel market.--BEGIN PROMO--
Research Scope
This study includes an executive summary, introduction, strategically important factors, national biofuel policy, market overview, regulatory and legislative trends, impacts on the automotive sectors, industry scenario, timeline, current status and next steps, challenges, and the drivers and restraints that affect the biofuel market.
The base year for the study is 2017, with the forecast period being 2018 to 2020.
Key Features
- To offer an elaborate and detailed overview of the biofuel mandate in Malaysia.
- To build a comprehensive picture of the biodiesel mandate in Malaysia, including how it was proposed, why it was proposed, and what is the ultimate objective of the policy.
- To highlight the main issues at hand including what is the industry feedback on the B10 mandate and how the government is handling the issue.
Key Issues Addressed
- What is the Malaysia Government stance in introducing alternative fuel from renewable sources?
- What is the reaction from the industry with regard to the Malaysia Biofuel Mandate?
- What is the impact (negative and positive) and the implication of introducing Biofuel Mandate to the market?
- Who are the beneficiaries of this policy and vice versa?
- What is the latest status of the policy and what is the interim solution for this mandate?
Author: Mohd Fahrurazi
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| Podcast | No |
| Author | Mohd Fahrurazi Othman |
| Industries | Automotive |
| WIP Number | 9AB2-00-D0-00-00 |
| Is Prebook | No |
| GPS Codes | 9673-A6,9800-A6,9832-A6,9AF6-A6 |