A crane flying low over rows of 80cm long slices of sago palm trunk at Kampung GDW Sri Tellian. Sago starch waste can be used to produce biogas. — Filepic
KUCHING: Two villages in Balingian, Mukah in central Sarawak can expect to pay less for domestic gas in two years’ time when the first biogas supply plant begins operation.
Balingian assemblyman Abdul Yakub Arbi said the biogas would be supplied by pipelines, just like how LPG was being supplied in most areas in Miri.
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