Palm oil production business and biomass power generation business will establish POM SPC and BPP SPC in Indonesia and Biomass Energy Corp. in Korea will invest equity portion to local SPC. The palm oil produced in this project is planned to be sold to the domestic market in Indonesia, and the electricity generated from the biomass power plant will be sold through the Sales of power contract with PLN, the Indonesian Power Agency. The project will build POM and BPP at four(4) sites in Sumatra, Indonesia. Each facility is capable of handling 60 tons of FFB per hour, while the BPP is planned to have a capacity of 6.3 MW of electricity.

We start the potato revolution with the world-first superior technology, that can not be compared until now. This "Seed Potato" technology provides the smaller, healthier, ultra high and speedy propagation rate and high yields harvested seed potatoes, which will dramatically improve potato production in Indonesia. The primary objectives of SEED Group are: 1. To produce world’s best quality seed potatoes in the shortest period of time and to increase potato productivity which will contribute the increasing famer’s income in Indonesia. 2. To provide high quality and disease-free seed potatoes to the market as lower price than imported one. 3. To improve our technology and production system through ongoing research and development.

The Government of Sri Lanka has commenced a new community based power generation project titled “Battle for Solar Energy” (Surya Bala Sangramaya) a scheme to introduce 1,000,000 Rooftop Solar Units during the next 10 years as a National Program with a view to create Solar based Electricity Producers at least 20% (1000MW to the Grid) from the total customer/consumer base. This is in collaboration with Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority (SLSEA), Ceylon Electricity Board (CEB) and Lanka Electricity Company (Private) Limited (LECO) to promote the setting up of small solar power plants on the rooftops of households, religious places, hotels, commercial establishments and industries. It is expected to add 200 MW of solar electricity to the national grid by 2020 and 1000 MW by 2025 through this intervention.

Zimbabwe Eco Farm’s main purpose is to expand the electricity supply by renewable energy in Zimbabwe. The proposed solar power plant sites are Marondera, Mutorashanga, Tokwe, Haven, and Chertsey in Zimbabwe. The total capacity will be 220MW. 20MW and 50MW solar power plant’s design is on the progress, and rest of the 150MW power plant sites are under discussion with Zimbabwe Government.