Feedstock formation
Site assessment, mechanised recovery, logistics and pretreatment help turn potential resources into measurable and accepted feedstock.
About ZERAI TECH
ZERAI TECH is a Malaysia-based energy project development company. We focus on bioresource and biomethane projects, with integrated energy systems as a connected direction. We identify opportunities, validate conditions, shape pathways and organise partnerships to move projects toward delivery.
Core focus · Bioresource & Biomethane Projects
Our current focus is developing bioenergy projects around POME and EFB from palm oil mills, followed by OPT from replanting, together with other organic resources where they strengthen the project.
Site assessment, mechanised recovery, logistics and pretreatment help turn potential resources into measurable and accepted feedstock.
Each resource is assessed separately before a combined route is considered. Feedstock quality, continuity, pretreatment and project radius shape the decision.
Biomethane is the current priority. Dry, wet or hybrid anaerobic configurations are assessed against real feedstock conditions, alongside gas quality, upgrading, transport and demand.
Where the site calls for a different solution, we also assess on-site biogas use, biomass CHP, biomass gasification and other qualified pathways.
Related direction
We structure supply routes across source, storage, transport, receiving facilities and industrial demand. CNG and LNG are evaluated separately; eligible biomethane can enter the same downstream delivery logic when quality, compliance and commercial conditions are established.
We assess CHP and CCHP configurations across power, steam, hot-water and cooling loads. Site loads, operating hours, fuel access and existing systems guide the configuration, with gas turbines included among the available solution options.
We compare fuel-based heating, waste-heat recovery and heat-pump routes against the required temperature, duty profile, process constraints and operating economics.
We connect local generation, storage, grid interaction and flexible loads. Modular computing is considered only where it improves the site's energy balance and project economics.
Each route is evaluated as part of one site energy system—not as a standalone equipment catalogue.
Our difference
Our project view connects field conditions, conversion pathways and energy markets.
We look beyond theoretical resource volumes to rights, field operations, recovery, logistics, pretreatment, quality and delivered cost.
Where relevant, we organise field assessment, mechanised recovery, custom equipment development and drone-supported planning with specialist partners.
We compare technologies against the project's resources, loads, infrastructure and market conditions.
Our team's oil and gas experience brings product quality, storage, transport, metering, customer demand and commercial delivery into the development process early.
We can begin with a client-led opportunity or develop one around a clear resource, operating need or market gap.
We identify opportunities, validate conditions, shape pathways and organise partnerships, working with others to move projects toward delivery.
Identify opportunities in resources, operating needs, infrastructure and market gaps.
Confirm key facts, stakeholders, constraints and decision points.
Compare project routes and define the technical and commercial direction.
Bring suitable technology, delivery, market and capital partners into clear roles.
Organise the survey, testing, pilot, feasibility, pre-FEED, bid or delivery-planning work appropriate to the project's maturity.
Across the process, we assess supply reliability, system fit and lower-carbon value.
For selected opportunities with clear rights, roles and alignment, ZERAI TECH may also consider co-development or project-level investment.
Work with us
Your project does not need to be fully formed. If you have one practical starting point, we can begin by making the situation clearer together.
Palm residues, organic waste, a replanting programme, a mill or another resource that may support an energy pathway.
A requirement for gas, power, steam, cooling or lower-carbon fuel—or a practical route to customers and offtake.
Proven technology, equipment, operations, logistics, market access, capital or local coordination that could strengthen a project.
A first engagement may include
Before work begins, we agree the inputs, scope, deliverables, timing, fees and responsibilities.
Contact UsProject development insights
We share practical observations on palm operations, feedstock formation, multi-feedstock projects, biomethane, gas markets and distributed energy—focusing on what makes projects work.
Tell us what is already in place, where the project stands and what you want to move forward. We can start with a short, non-confidential conversation.