Indonesia’s rich agricultural landscape offers more than just environmental benefits—it provides a sustainable resource that, when converted into biochar, can support both climate resilience and local economies. Producing biochar in Indonesia is most effective when done in collaboration with local communities, ensuring that the process is not only environmentally responsible but also socially inclusive.
By involving local communities, farmers, and cultivators, biochar production can strengthen economies and promote sustainable land management practices. Integrating biochar production into local supply chains has the potential to enhance livelihoods, support regenerative agriculture, and contribute to global climate solutions. Sustainable biochar production is not just about reducing carbon footprints—it’s about empowering communities to be at the heart of the solution.
Bhetochar’s production site is located in East Java, strategically positioned to be close to its network of feedstock sources and the local communities that play a crucial role in high-quality biochar production for global applications. East Java is home to abundant resources, such as bamboo and agricultural residues, making it an ideal region for biochar development while supporting zero-waste processing and responsible land management.
Bhetochar’s Focus
Bhetochar focuses on the production of biochar for environmental and agricultural solution providers. We source our feedstock from agricultural residues such as corn cobs and unused bamboo waste. Bhetochar’s biochar contributes to:
Soil Improvement: Enhances soil fertility and water retention, particularly in degraded or overworked soils.
Environmental Restoration and Remediation: Assists in removing toxins and contaminants, particularly in industrial and mining areas.
Carbon Sequestration: Captures and stores carbon, helping to mitigate climate change.
Strategic partnership
It takes a village to raise a child, but also to build a business. At Bhetochar, we believe that sustainable biochar production is only possible through strong partnerships with local (farmer) communities and small businesses. By working closely with bamboo growers, agricultural cooperatives, and rural entrepreneurs, we create a circular economy where natural resources are utilized efficiently while supporting economic resilience.
Our partnerships provide farmers with additional income opportunities by turning unutilized bamboo and agricultural residues into a valuable resource. Bamboo-based businesses involved in providing their waste as feedstock can also benefit by reducing waste and tapping into new revenue streams. Beyond economic advantages, Bhetochar’s biochar is available to improve soil health, enhance agricultural productivity, and promote sustainable farming practices within surrounding communities.