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About Green Forest

Welcome to Green Forest,
we are revolutionizing biocoal production from agricultural waste.

Green Forest Agriculture and Forest Development Company Limited, is dedicated to revolutionizing the bio-energy industry by transforming agricultural waste into high-value biocoal. Founded by Mr. CM Yeung, we have evolved from initial R&D in black pellet production to a fully operational facility with an annual capacity of 292,000 tonnes.

Our commitment to sustainability drives us to convert agricultural residues into clean energy, reducing environmental impact and fostering a greener future. With a strategic location downstream of Pathein River in Myanmar and a network of over 1000 agricultural waste collection points, we are uniquely positioned to meet the growing demand for renewable energy solutions.

Our Expertise
Innovative solutions
Market Leadership
Sustainable Profitability

Our management team

Green Forest is led by an experienced team of experts dedicated to sustainable energy solutions.

Mr CM Yeung (Director, Chairman and CTO)

Green Forest Agriculture and Forest Development Company Limited (“Green Forest”) is founded by Mr CM Yeung (“Mr Yeung”). Mr Yeung started his black pellet (biocoal) research and development in 2012 in Shenzhen, China. Subsequently in 2013, he established his first experimental production line in Malaysia turning saw dust into wood pellets. In 2015, Mr Yeung upgraded his equipment and setup a production line in Indonesia, converting saw dust and other wood waste from sawmills turning them into wood pellets and then to biocoal through the torrefaction process.

After years of development, Mr Yeung realized that the amount of wood waste generated from other industries, such as lumberjack and sawmills, is not enough to produce a meaningful amount of biocoal. In addition, growing trees to produce biocoal is not sustainable. Thus, he started to look into utilizing agricultural wastes.

In 2018, Mr Yeung established a black pellet manufacturing operation headquartered in Myanmar. Using agricultural wastes as feedstock, the equipment first turn them into pellet then into biocoal. Today, the facility is ready for commercial production with an annual production capacity of 292,000 tonnes of biocoal.

Mr Vincent Lai (Director and CFO)

Mr. Lai holds a Bachelor degree in Social Sciences from the University of Hong Kong. Mr. Lai was a senior executive of Bank of America and was primarily responsible for developing and managing the bank’s business in southern region of the PRC. Mr. Lai has extensive experience in the banking and finance industry and has strong business network in the consumer electronics appliances sector.

Mr Joseph Lau (Director and CEO)

Joseph, a founding partner of Rockhound, specializes in business incubation, special investment projects as well as partnering of clients. He has extensive experience in the financing of mining projects but began his career as a research chemist in the chemical and pharmaceutical sector in Canada from 1976-1982.

From 1982-1984 Joseph worked as a Food and Drug Analyst and subsequently became Vice President (1990) with an international investment banking firm. In 1994, he was transferred to Hong Kong to head the Greater China Direct Investment Fund, and since then he has served in senior executive positions in various industries including: Financial services; Seapower International Holding Limited (Stock # 240) – Executive Director, Head of Asset Management and Head of Corporate Finance. Telecom; First Telecom/KPN Telecom, Netherlands – Executive Director, GM. Retail Jewellery; Tse Sui Luen Jewellery (International) Limited (Stock # 417) – Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer. Construction Management; WLS Holdings Limited (Stock # 8021– Executive Director and CEO), and Savills Guardian Partners (Managing Director, Diversified Management). He sat on the HK-EMBA program Advisory Board of the Telfar School of Management of the University of Ottawa (Canada) from 1997-2003 and from 2012-2015 he is Dean’s Advisory Board Member. He is currently a director of Auxico Resources Canada Inc (#AUAG) which is actively pursuing the exploration and production of minerals from high grade ores.

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We provide
sustainable energy solutions

Green Forest offers a unique approach to renewable energy by transforming agricultural waste into high-quality biocoal. Our bespoke solutions address the growing demand for clean, reliable energy sources while promoting environmental sustainability. By utilizing agricultural residues, we not only reduce waste but also provide a carbon-neutral alternative to fossil fuels. Green Forest is committed to delivering innovative and sustainable solutions tailored to meet the evolving needs of the energy market.

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Our innovative solutions are rooted in the potential of

biomass and biocoal

what is biomass

Biomass is renewable organic material from plants and animals, used for energy production and sustainable solutions. Agricultural residues, wood, and other organic wastes make it a versatile resource.

what is biocoal

Biocoal is upgraded biomass, a sustainable fuel with enhanced energy density and efficiency from torrefaction. This process improves combustion and reduces emissions versus raw biomass.

benefits of biocoal

Biocoal provides cleaner, efficient energy, reducing emissions and offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Lower sulfur and higher density make it environmentally friendly for power generation.

why agricultural waste

Agricultural waste offers an abundant, sustainable resource, converting waste into valuable energy and promoting a circular economy. Utilizing this waste reduces pollution and supports sustainable agriculture practices.

How do we make it works?

Our business in action

Green Forest transforms agricultural waste into black pellets, a sustainable fuel source. These pellets mirror fossil coal, enabling power plants to use them without equipment changes, supporting a seamless transition to renewable energy.

Processing of Raw Material

We sources agricultural waste through partnerships with local farmers, ensuring a diverse and sustainable supply. This waste then undergoes cleaning, drying, and size reduction to optimize it for efficient biocoal production.

production of black pellets

We use advanced torrefaction to transform agricultural waste into high-energy black pellets, enhancing their fuel properties. Our efficient manufacturing process, utilizing specialized equipment and a modular design, ensures scalable production to meet the growing demand for sustainable biocoal.

Leverages low-cost electric power

Alternative use of low-cost electric power to drive its production processes and reduce operational expenses. This strategic approach not only lowers costs but also opens opportunities for generating additional revenue streams through grid stabilization or energy storage initiatives.

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Market Opportunities

  • The global market increasingly demands biomass and renewable energy, driven by the urgent need for sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels.

  • Green Forest distinguishes itself from competitors through our innovative technology, sustainable sourcing, and focus on providing a drop-in replacement for fossil coal.

  • Favorable regulations and policies worldwide are accelerating the adoption of bio-energy, creating a supportive environment for Green Forest's growth.

More than just a business

Sustainability and ESG Considerations

Green Forest is committed to sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles. We significantly reduce environmental impact by transforming agricultural waste into clean biocoal, substantially lowering carbon emissions. Our operations create jobs in rural communities, support local farmers, and foster a circular economy. Green Forest adheres to rigorous environmental and sustainability standards, ensuring responsible and ethical operations.

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Contact Us

3/F., Oriental Daily News Building,
6 Kwei Chow St., Tokwawan, Kln., H.K.

Telephone : (852) 2363 3383

Mon-Sat: 9am to 6pm