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Project 
Biochar Merauke

DeaLab Group and Medco Papua, assisted by A Healthier Earth, have partnered to develop a flagship Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Project producing biochar, bioelectricity and food crops in Merauke, South Papua, Indonesia.

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The Project will involve Medco Papua’s existing significant area of Forestry Concession and Agricultural Estate, where Improved Forestry Management and Certification (IFM) will be applied, for agro- and energy-forestry including sustainable bamboo to produce:
 

  • 27ktpa biochar with associated 64ktpa carbon credits;

  • 5.3MW bioelectricity to support the transition away from diesel generated power in the region; and

  • 5ktpa rice crops from 1k ha of agricultural area, supported by biochar, delivering enhanced food security for the region.

A groundbreaking Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) project focused on producing biochar, bioelectricity, and enhanced food security. This project utilizes sustainable bamboo from our forestry concession to produce biochar and bioelectricity while supporting local agriculture.

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Pioneering Sustainability in Papua

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Green Papua:
Truly Green Indonesia

Green Papuais more than just a collection of projects; it is a comprehensive initiative aimed at transforming South Papua into a model of sustainable development. Through strategic collaborations and innovative technologies, Green Merauke is setting new standards in carbon management, renewable energy, and agricultural sustainability.

Our projects focus on creating lasting environmental and economic benefits for the region and beyond.

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Our Vision

At Green Papua, our vision is to lead the way in sustainable development by leveraging the abundant natural resources of South Papua. By focusing on biochar production and bioelectricity generation, we are committed to addressing global climate challenges while fostering local economic growth.

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Our Commitment to Papua
Green Papua is committed to sustainable development, with all projects designed to operate within the framework of environmental stewardship and social responsibility. We work closely with local communities, government bodies, and international partners to ensure that our initiatives contribute to a greener, more prosperous future for South Papua.

OUR PROJECTS

Our projects create new revenue streams, support local employment, and enhance food security, driving economic growth in the region

Economic Impact

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By producing biochar, we are actively removing carbon from the atmosphere, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and contributing to global climate goals.

Environmental Impact

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Green Papua’s projects are designed to deliver both environmental and economic benefits

Our Impact

Where we are?

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At PT Merauke Narada Energi, we are committed to sustainable agricultural solutions that enhance both productivity and environmental health. Currently, we are conducting a Biochar trial on a 5-hectare agricultural area to explore its impact on crop yields and soil quality.

Our analysis focuses on comparing crop yields with and without Biochar application, and early results indicate the potential for significant improvements. We are targeting a 2 to 4 times increase in crop yields using Biochar, a promising solution for Indonesia’s agricultural sector.

This model aligns with Indonesia’s National Food Estate program, designed to bolster food security across the nation. Rather than clearing large areas of forest for agriculture, we are working to improve soil fertility, ensuring higher yields on existing land while protecting Indonesia’s rich forest ecosystems.

By enhancing the productivity of the land, we aim to support sustainable agriculture that strengthens Indonesia’s food supply without compromising its natural resources.

Empowering Agriculture Through Biochar Innovation

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