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As a tropical and agricultural country, our country is rich in biomass resources, with plants growing all year round without a break. We should be the first country to break free from dependence on imported fossil fuels—a situation now disrupted by war.
The following is 7 stages development of biomass-based biofuels, you can start at any stage, Climate Teach team ready to assist with appropriate technology solution for it.
Comprehensive renewable energy infrastructure designed for maximum efficiency and minimal environmental impact from biomass to gas and liquid fuels.

Biochar is a highy versatile carbon-rich material created through the pyrolysis of organic waste, with applications extending far beyond its use as a solid fuel. Its unique properties—high porosity, large surface area, and chemical stability—enable its use in environmental remediation, agriculture, and materials science.

Syngas is a highly versatile fuel mixture primarily composed of hydrogen (H2), carbon monoxide (CO), carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane (CH4), that can be produced from virtually any organic matter. This gas is one of the best precursor of green hydrogen, from a flexible pyrolysis plant into green hydrogen (H2) offers a highly lucrative, low-carbon pathway.

t is an efficient, rapid, and sustainable thermochemical process for converting biomass into high-quality biocoal (solid fuel) and biochar by using electromagnetic radiation for internal heating. It enables faster heating, precise temperature control, and often higher carbon yields compared to conventional heating, producing porous, stable carbon-rich materials.

This production method yields highly competitive “green” (or “renewable”) hydrogen. By integrating gasification, Sorption-Enhanced Water Gas Shift (SEWGS), and Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA), we can achieve high purity at the site. Producing and using it locally lowers costs by removing the need for expensive cooling, compression, and trucking. The Technology Breakdown Char Gasification: Heats solid…

PT . EKOSISTEM ENERGI HIJAU INDONESIA Kelapa Dua – Depok – West Java – Indonesia +62 812 817 4689
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Projects Completed
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Tons CO2 Saved

Our Mission
An intermediate pyrolysis facility treating 1,000 tons per day (tpd) of processed Indonesian Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) yields 300 tpd of Char, 400 tpd of Pyrolytic Oil, 250 tpd of Syngas, and 4.17 MW of electricity via an Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) waste heat recovery loop