Cement industry
Biochar as an additive and for soil remediation in the cement industry.
Solutions
Corn-cob waste, put to work.
Local feedstock, pyrolysis and biochar applications. Our next project builds on gasification experience in Lampung.
Solution
Pyrolysis of corn cob into biochar.
Heating biomass with limited oxygen produces biochar, a carbon-rich material. Storage durability and net removal depend on feedstock, process conditions, laboratory results and the applicable methodology.
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Feedstock collection
Corn cob that would be landfilled or burned is collected from local partners.
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Drying & pyrolysis
Proven small-scale pyrolysis reactors convert biomass into biochar and heat.
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MRV & certification
Every batch is recorded for monitoring, reporting and verification (MRV) toward carbon removal credits.
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Biochar use
Biochar goes to cement, fertilizer, farmers and SMEs.
Site & feedstock
Secured site and feedstock supply.
Secured site
Partnership agreed with PT Semangat Jaya, including the exact facility location. PT Semangat Jaya (80 staff) will support hiring for 24/6 operations.
Guaranteed feedstock
Agreements with PT Semangat Jaya to deliver the required monthly tonnage, with dedicated storage on the premises.
Permitting underway
Licensing and environmental permit processes (including SRUK) are actively underway.
Use cases
One feedstock, many markets.
Initial engagements are under way across all market opportunities.
Fertilizer & agriculture
Exploring offtake with fertilizer producers and biochar applications in soil.
Farmers & SMEs
Biochar for smallholder farmers and local businesses to improve soil health.
Carbon credit buyers
Carbon removal credits (after certification) for aggregators and marketplaces.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is biochar?
Biochar is a carbon-rich material made by heating biomass without oxygen (pyrolysis). Its carbon is stable, so it stays stored for the long term.
Why corn cob?
Corn cob is the feedstock available through our local partnership in Lampung. Moisture, drying requirements and biochar yield must be evaluated before sizing the production system.
Has ENVIID issued carbon credits?
Not yet. The reactor is endorsed by Carbon Standards International and Isometric certification is ongoing. Calculator figures are projections.
Where is the facility?
In Lampung, at partner PT Semangat Jaya's site. Permits are underway.
How can I get financial information?
Financial details and project documents are shared via the Data Room with qualified parties. Request access using the form below.
Let’s discuss your project.
Talk to us about feedstock, biochar offtake or the next stage of the Lampung project.