At Green2Green Solutions, we believe that impact should be tangible, not just promised.We are actively working with local governments, private partners, and communities across Indonesia to implement scalable solutions in waste, water, energy, and environmental resilience.Our upcoming and pilot-stage projects, including advanced waste-to-energy systems, ecological fire management, and decentralized water treatment, are designed to deliver measurable outcomes: reduced landfill dependency, cleaner water, healthier communities, and long-term climate resilience.This page outlines the results we aim to achieve, and the progress we’re already making, through technology, collaboration, and community-led innovation.
Our waste-to-energy technology offers a sustainable method to divert large volumes of waste from landfills by converting it into clean syngas. Designed for scalable implementation, it reduces dependency on dumping and minimizes harmful emissions.
We offer compact water filtration systems that support clean water access and environmental restoration in areas lacking centralized infrastructure. These systems are designed to treat greywater and runoff, helping improve hygiene and reduce local water pollution.
We provide ecological fire management tools and technical systems to help reduce the risk of forest fires. Our solutions focus on natural firebreaks and sustainable land management methods that can be integrated into community and government strategies.
Our solutions are designed not only to solve environmental problems, but also to support local economies. Each project creates jobs through construction, daily operations, and community engagement activities. We invest in training programs to equip local operators and technicians with the skills needed for long-term ownership and system maintenance. Wherever possible, we build partnerships with small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for sourcing materials, logistics, and on-site fabrication—ensuring that economic value stays within the communities we serve.
