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PEAT MANAGEMENT - AEP Nusantara Plantations

PEAT MANAGEMENT

AEP NUSANTARA PLANTATIONS

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Protecting Sensitive Peat Ecosystems

In accordance with our Group Sustainability Policy, AEP Nusantara Plantations does not develop on any peat land regardless of depth. There has been no new planting on our peat landbank since June 2019, demonstrating our commitment to preserving these vital carbon sinks.

Peat Management - AEP Nusantara Plantations
Sustainable peatland management practices protecting vital ecosystems

No New Peat Development Commitment

As part of our comprehensive sustainability strategy, AEP has maintained a strict moratorium on new peatland development since June 2019. This commitment applies to all peat lands regardless of depth, ensuring protection of these sensitive ecosystems and their significant carbon storage capacity.

Regulatory Compliance Framework

Our operations in existing peat areas are strictly governed by comprehensive Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for peat management. These guidelines incorporate all relevant Indonesian regulations, including:

Peraturan Menteri Pertanian No. 14/Pementaa/PL.110/2/2009

Guidelines for Peat Land Utilization for Oil Palm Cultivation

Instruksi Presiden Republik Indonesia No. 10/2011 & No. 6/2013

Moratorium on New Permits for Primary Forests and Peatlands

Comprehensive Legal Framework

Additional regulations covering plantation cultivation, pesticide registration, and general plantation business

Advanced Water Level Management

Proper water management is critical for peatland conservation. Our sophisticated drainage system comprises main, collection, subsidiary, and outlet drains, all carefully designed for optimal water conservation and soil preservation. We prioritize maintaining appropriate water levels to prevent peat oxidation and degradation.

Comprehensive Subsidence Monitoring

Peat subsidence monitoring receives major priority in our operations, with systematic measurements conducted every six months. This regular monitoring allows us to track changes, implement corrective measures, and prevent long-term degradation of peat ecosystems.

Fire and flood risks are given major consideration in peat areas, with specific management strategies implemented to mitigate these threats while maintaining ecosystem health.

Environmental Benefits of Our Peat Management

Carbon Sequestration

Preserving peat's natural carbon storage capacity

Water Regulation

Maintaining natural hydrological functions

Risk Mitigation

Reducing fire and flood risks in peat areas

Key Peat Management Techniques

No New Development

Strict moratorium since June 2019

Water Control

Precision water gate and drainage systems

Subsidence Tracking

Bi-annual monitoring and documentation

Fire Prevention

Specialized protocols for peat fire risks

Peat Management Documentation

Sustainability Policy

Complete Group Sustainability Policy including peat management commitments

Peat Management Statistics
2019
Year of peat development moratorium
6 Months
Subsidence monitoring frequency
100%
Compliance with peat regulations
Peat Management Expertise

For technical inquiries about our peat management practices or potential research collaborations, contact our Environmental Management Department: ehs.aepmi@aepplantations.id

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