Flagship proposal
Green Ammonia is the current institutional proposal and remains at pre-feasibility stage.
SL Oven and SL Tower represent two additional directions being explored by KBMB. They are not the current flagship proposal, certified commercial products or validated deployment systems.
KBMB maintains several technology directions at different stages. This page records two secondary concepts without presenting them as ready for procurement or deployment.
Green Ammonia is the current institutional proposal and remains at pre-feasibility stage.
Mobile Drying is the current component-prototyping and pre-pilot-integration programme.
SL Oven and SL Tower remain secondary prototype-stage directions with specifications subject to validation.
SL Oven explores a cooking system in which electricity and treated water are used to produce hydrogen during operation. The proposed configuration supplies the generated gas directly to a controlled burner rather than relying on bulk hydrogen storage.
The concept is at prototype stage. Public performance, safety, energy-consumption and appliance-certification claims have not been independently validated.
Prototype appearance and internal development work are not sufficient to establish appliance safety or commercial performance.
SL Tower explores a combined platform for solar electricity, satellite connectivity and atmospheric-water production in remote communities.
In its current description, SL Tower is a separate rural-infrastructure concept. It is not presented as an application of the PEM electrolysis and hydrogen-combustion pathway used in other KBMB programmes.
The concept remains subject to site-specific energy, water, structural, connectivity, maintenance and operating-cost validation.
The proposed platform combines satellite backhaul with local wireless distribution.
An atmospheric-water system is proposed to extract, treat and store water, subject to local climate and water-quality testing.
A solar and battery system is proposed to support connectivity, water production and essential site services.
KBMB’s immediate public focus remains the Green Ammonia feasibility pathway and the integration and testing of the Mobile Drying Complex. SL Oven and SL Tower remain documented as secondary concepts until further validation is available.
Review the proposed feasibility pathway for local ammonia production in Sabah.
Review the component-prototyping, integration and planned product-trial pathway.