2018
DOI: 10.1002/sd.1872
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Sustainability assessment for crude palm oil production in Malaysia using the palm oil sustainability assessment framework

Abstract: The sustainability of production is one of the greatest challenges experienced by the

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“…This research used the POSA framework to assess sustainability implications of incorporating a biogas trapping system into the palm oil mill of a crude palm oil supply chain. A previous study conducted by the authors Lim and Biswas [26], on the most common 60MT/hr crude palm oil supply chain in Borneo Island of Malaysia, was used as a baseline for comparison. The current paper utilized raw or primary data of this 60MT/hr crude palm oil supply chain, as this research is a follow up investigation into previously published work [26].…”
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“…This research used the POSA framework to assess sustainability implications of incorporating a biogas trapping system into the palm oil mill of a crude palm oil supply chain. A previous study conducted by the authors Lim and Biswas [26], on the most common 60MT/hr crude palm oil supply chain in Borneo Island of Malaysia, was used as a baseline for comparison. The current paper utilized raw or primary data of this 60MT/hr crude palm oil supply chain, as this research is a follow up investigation into previously published work [26].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Inventory of the baseline crude palm oil supply chain by Lim and Biswas [26] was reviewed and revised ( Figure 1). Most assumptions made in the previous study were retained except for a few, which were slightly revised to improve accuracy of the results as follows:…”
Section: Review Of the Baseline Crude Palm Oil Supply Chainmentioning
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“…Economic analysis is conducted through LCCA, which is maturely developed and widely adopted in the building industry. LCCA monitors the creation, operation, and disposal costs of a selected alternative through its life cycle (Lim & Biswas, ; New South Wales Treasury, ), which can assist decision making for building investment projects and offers a new angle to evaluate the cost of buildings. For instance, a building with better quality may cost less than those poor‐quality buildings from life cycle perspective, even though its initial construction cost may be higher.…”
Section: Framework Of Lcsa Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%