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Bintulu Port, Sarawak, Malaysia
October 2025
Sea Port Monitoring
Bintulu Port Holdings Bhd
Polludrone
Real-time Air Quality Monitoring
At a busy port, the air never sits still. Ships, cargo handling, and nearby industry all release emissions at the same time, and the coastal weather keeps moving them around.
For Bintulu Port in Sarawak, pollution was hard to pin down: easy to notice but difficult to measure or trace to a source. Oizom deployed multiple Custom-Configured Polludrone Air Quality Monitoring Stations to address that, tracking both pollutants and weather in real time and sending the data directly to the Envizom platform for visualization.
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With periodic monitoring, Bintulu Port lacked data visibility, and when continuous monitoring was required, it didn't produce data reliable enough to withstand a compliance audit. The shifting weather that made measurement difficult also posed real operational risks, and unmonitored gaseous pollutants caused environmental corrosion at the port, affecting containers and vessels and gradually degrading metallic materials.
To deal with this, the port needed a system that could:
Monitoring at a coastal industrial site comes with specific demands: a setup matched to multiple emission sources, sensors that stay accurate in heat and humidity, hardware that survives a marine climate, and data that all lands in one trusted place. Oizom's Polludrone was chosen because it covers each of these in a single unit.
Oizom’s innovative technology has redefined environmental monitoring by providing highly accurate and actionable data on various atmospheric parameters. Our offerings include weather stations, pollution tracking, and noise monitoring solutions. With seamless integration into smart city infrastructure, Oizom’s tools enhance decision-making, compliance monitoring, and community engagement towards a greener planet.

Six Custom-Configured Polludrone stations were installed at Bintulu Port to study how pollution behaves across the port and how it varies with vessel activity and weather conditions. The station continuously samples the air around it and automatically sends the readings to Oizom's AI-powered platform, Envizom, for real-time collection, visualization, and analysis.
This moved the port from a patchy, occasional approach to a single, data-driven way of managing its environment.
The station measures a range of pollutants and weather parameters:
| Category | Parameters Measured |
| Particulate Matter | PM (Particulate Matter) |
| Gases | SO₂ (Sulfur Dioxide), NO₂ (Nitrogen Dioxide), CO (Carbon Monoxide), NH₃ (Ammonia), CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide), O₃ (Ozone) |
| Meteorology | THP (temperature, humidity, pressure), wind speed, direction, and rainfall |
The deployment changed how Bintulu Port understood, managed, and reported its environmental performance. With reliable, location-specific data on hand, the port could sharpen its operational planning while strengthening compliance and its wider commitment to responsible operations.
Better Regulatory Readiness
Sharper Operational Insight
Disaster Preparedness & Early Warning
Stronger ESG Performance
With this system in place, Bintulu Port moved from limited visibility to air quality data it could act on. The deployment supports compliance and day-to-day efficiency while reinforcing the port's commitment to responsible, data-driven management, disaster preparedness, and early warning.
Beyond the immediate gains, it laid a foundation for long-term planning, linking port activity to weather conditions to assess cumulative impacts, plan mitigation measures, and keep daily operations aligned with broader sustainability goals.