Turning Waste Into Value
Creating innovative environmental solutions by converting agriculture waste to transform industries, reduce emissions, and create value.
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Sampangan is on a mission to combat agriculture waste and emissions from open burning and landfills. We convert this waste into high-value products such as activated carbon, wood vinegar, biofertilizer, and biocatalyst using proprietary carbonization technology.
Our products solve industrial needs such as water system, food system, energy efficiency, waste management, and mining solutions. By embedding impact and circularity into our operations—through waste processing, low-carbon manufacturing, and emissions prevention, we help clients reduce costs and increase profitability, proving that sustainability accelerates business success
How Sampangan Works
through our process, agriculture waste are converted to sustainable products providing industrial solutions by saving operational cost while creating sustainable impact and achieve decarbonization targets
Collection and sourcing of agriculture waste on-site and off-site. Sampangan uses agriculture biomass waste as raw material as an alternative from the current burning and landfilling practice
Sampangan Carbonization Machine is used to convert agriculture waste into high value products. This technology is able to produce industrial grade products with efficient energy and low emission
We produce activated carbon, wood vinegar, biofertilizer, and biocatalyst with industrial grade at a lower cost and carbon footprint
We help industries to save operational cost while creating sustainable impact with high-quality products delivered to enhance industrial processes
Challenges
Indonesia's generates more than 100 million tons of agriculture byproduct per year
By leveraging innovative technologies and sustainable practices, we can turn this agricultural waste into high-value resources, promoting a circular economy while addressing environmental concerns and supporting economic growth
Low-value biomass is often discarded or burned, causing environmental harm and emissions
Over the past decades, Indonesia has remained the highest emitting country in Southeast Asia. In 2022, it accounted for 605.98 mT equals to 1.96% of the world’s emissions, making Indonesia the 6th largest emitter
Impact Ambition
aiming to remove
through our carbonization process
waste processing
carbon dioxide capture
less energy consumption
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