Impact lab
What the plant would do — if it existed.
There is no facility, and no investment has come in to build one. This lab is the management case for that unbuilt plant, not current output. What Eco Doliya sells today is Apong molasses: a soil conditioner for farms, and a household treatment for food-waste odor.
Your case
Set a stream. Read the year.
Utilisation changes scale, not the unit. Collection fees, biogas, carbon, and data are excluded. These are design figures for a plant that has not been financed or sited.
Illustrative year
13,200 tonnes stay out of landfill, 5,280 tonnes return as fertilizer.
- Climate, screening
- 13,200 tCO₂e
- Illustrative, not a credit
- Fertilizer
- 5,280 t
- At 40% conversion
- Feedstock diverted
- 13,200 t
- Stays out of landfill
- Conversion
- 40%
- 1 tonne in → 400 kg out
How the lab calculatesShowHide
Operating year is 330 days. Conversion is 40 percent: one tonne of food waste becomes 400 kilograms of fertilizer. The figures are design illustrations for a plant that has not been financed or sited.
The climate line uses a screening factor of 1 tonne CO₂e per tonne diverted, the midpoint of a 0.5–1.5 range common in landfill-diversion discussions. It is not a verified reduction, not a carbon credit, and it ignores transport and process energy. Do not use it in an inventory or an offset claim.
Biogas, carbon revenue, and data fees are left out on purpose. Food loss and waste is widely estimated at roughly 8–10 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions; this lab does not try to allocate that figure to Sarawak.