THE MALAYSIAN RESERVE – NEXT Generation Oil (Group) Sdn Bhd (NGOG) has called on local manufacturers to join its new Algae Farm Tank-Vendor Development Programme (ATF-VDP) to support the cultivation of 15,378ha or 38,000 acres of micro algae with total development cost estimated at US$38 billion (RM159.64 billion).
News Clipping of Next Generation Oil in The Borneo Post.
News Clipping of Next Generation Oil in the New Straits Times
DAGANG NEWS – KUALA LUMPUR 25 Feb – Pengeluar minyak mentah berasask alga, Next Generation Oil (Group) Sdn. Bhd.mempelawa pengilang tempatan untuk menyertai Program Pembangunan Vendor Ladang Alga Bertangki(ATF-VDP) terbaharunya yang akan diuruskan bersama Boustead Holdings Berhad.la bagi menyokong penternakan alga mikro seluas 38,000 ekar dan memacu usaha Malaysia ke arah menjadiSifat Bersih Pelepasan Karbon
BERITA UTAMA / RTM – KUALA LUMPUR, 25 Februari– Next Generation Oil Sendirian Berhad merancang membangunkan ladang alga dengan nilai pelaburan US$38 bilion untuk tempoh 12 tahun akan datang. Pengerusi Eksekutifnya, Datuk Indera Mohamed Moiz J.M Ali Moiz berkata, melaluinya syarikat akan menghasilkan teknologi bahan api boleh diperbaharui dan menjadi sumber ekonomi baharu. Ladang berkeluasan lebih
ZTV NEWS – KUALA LUMPUR: Subsequent Technology Oil Sdn Bhd plans to develop 15,378.05 hectares of algae plantations in Malaysia at a improvement value of US$38 billion (US$1=RM4.2030) over the subsequent 12 years. Govt chairman Datuk Indera Mohamed Moiz JM Ali Moiz mentioned with its A-MAP know-how, the plantation will have the ability to domesticate
KUALA LUMPUR: Next Generation Oil Sdn Bhd plans to develop 15,378.05 hectares of algae plantations in Malaysia at a growth price of US$38 billion (US$1=RM4.2030) over the next 12 years. Executive chairman Datuk Indera Mohamed Moiz J M Ali Moiz stated with its A-MAP expertise, the plantation will probably be ready to domesticate 68 million
THE STAR – KUALA LUMPUR: Next Generation Oil Sdn Bhd plans to develop 15,378.05 hectares of algae plantations in Malaysia at a development cost of US$38 billion (US$1=RM4.2030) over the next 12 years. Executive chairman Datuk Indera Mohamed Moiz J M Ali Moiz said with its A-MAP technology, the plantation will be able to cultivate
