Harnessing Indonesia’s Biomass for Sustainable Energy Production
We are committed to developing biomass feedstock projects that tap into Indonesia’s rich renewable resources. Our focus is on cultivating and managing biomass sustainably, ensuring a reliable and cost-effective supply for large-scale bioenergy production. By working closely with local partners, we address challenges in supply security and contribute to Indonesia’s energy independence. Our initiatives play a crucial role in reducing fossil fuel reliance and supporting global decarbonization efforts, while fostering economic growth and energy sustainability in the region.
Biomass is a sustainable and renewable energy source, derived from organic materials like agricultural residues and energy crops. It offers a continuous and reliable supply, making it an ideal alternative to fossil fuels.
Biomass energy production is largely carbon-neutral, as the CO2 released during combustion is offset by the CO2 absorbed during the growth of the biomass, contributing to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Developing biomass projects locally reduces reliance on imported fossil fuels, promoting energy independence and enhancing energy security for regions with abundant biomass resources.
Biomass projects support local economies by creating jobs in agriculture, forestry, and energy production, while also encouraging sustainable land management practices.
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Efficient Processing
Regulatory Compliance
Bio Methanol Production in Sulawesi, Indonesia: The Taliabu Island project is set to produce 200,000 tons of bio-methanol by 2027-2028, with plans to reach 1.0 million tons by 2030, utilizing reed bamboo (Arundo Donax) through gasification and synthesis. This project supports our mission to reduce global GHG emissions and advance maritime decarbonization.
Bio Methanol Production from Sugar Cane Bagasse, Sumbawa Island: We are exploring a project in collaboration with local partners to produce 70,000 to 100,000 metric tons of bio-methanol annually using sugarcane bagasse. This initiative could achieve over 70% Well-to-Wake GHG reduction when utilized as maritime fuel.
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