Dominican Projects

Proposal for Organic Wasabi Farming and High-Value Processing in the Dominican Republic (1,000 Hectares) Executive Summary Geodyn Solutions proposes developing a 1,000-hectare organic wasabi plantation and a modern processing factory in the Dominican Republic to produce high-value wasabi products (fresh wasabi rhizomes, wasabi paste, powder, and extracts) for export to the United States and Europe. Utilizing advanced agricultural technologies, biofertilizers, and controlled-environment farming, this project will maximize yield, enhance quality, and improve nutrient profiles. The initiative will create 2,000–2,500 jobs, deliver a 12–15% return on investment (ROI), and provide environmental benefits, with a 20% contingency fee to mitigate risks. Project Overview Objectives Agricultural Development: Cultivate 1,000 hectares of organic wasabi using advanced technologies and biofertilizers to achieve high yields and…

Proposal for Large-Scale Organic Coffee Farming and High-Value Processing in the Dominican Republic Executive SummaryGeodyn Solutions proposes developing a 10,000-hectare organic coffee plantation and a state-of-the-art processing factory in the Dominican Republic to produce high-value coffee products (roasted beans, ground coffee, instant coffee, and coffee extracts) for export to the United States and Europe. Utilizing advanced agricultural technologies, biofertilizers, and sustainable agroforestry, this project will maximize yield, enhance quality, and improve nutrient profiles. The initiative will create 25,000–30,000 jobs, deliver a 15–20% return on investment (ROI), and provide significant environmental benefits, with a 20% contingency fee to mitigate risks.Project OverviewObjectivesAgricultural Development: Cultivate 10,000 hectares of organic coffee using advanced technologies and biofertilizers to achieve high yields and premium quality.Processing Facility:…

Proposal for Large-Scale Organic Cacao Farming and High-Value Processing in the Dominican Republic Executive SummaryGeodyn Solutions proposes developing a 10,000-hectare organic cacao plantation and a state-of-the-art processing factory in the Dominican Republic to produce high-value cacao products (chocolate bars, cocoa powder, cocoa butter, and cocoa liquor) for export to the United States and Europe. Leveraging advanced agricultural technologies, biofertilizers, and sustainable agroforestry, this project will maximize yield, enhance quality, and improve nutrient profiles. The initiative will create 25,000–30,000 jobs, deliver a 15–20% return on investment (ROI), and provide significant environmental benefits, with a 20% contingency fee to mitigate risks.Project OverviewObjectivesAgricultural Development: Cultivate 10,000 hectares of organic cacao using advanced technologies and biofertilizers to achieve high yields and superior quality.Processing Facility:…

Comprehensive Proposal for Geodyn Solutions: 300 MW Advanced Hydroelectric Power Plant in the Dominican Republic Executive SummaryGeodyn Solutions proposes the development of a 300 MW advanced hydroelectric power plant in the Dominican Republic to deliver clean, reliable energy at a rate of 17 cents per kWh, leveraging the country’s significant hydroelectric potential, estimated at 623 MW of installed capacity as of 2020 (Global Energy Monitor). This project aligns with the Dominican Republic’s goal of achieving 25% renewable energy by 2025, reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels, which account for over 80% of electricity generation (Energy Profile). The estimated project cost, including a 20% contingency fee to account for risks such as geological challenges, is $1.65 billion to $2.5 billion. The project is…

Geodyn Solutions Advanced Offshore Fish Farming Proposal for the Dominican Republic Executive SummaryGeodyn Solutions proposes a $250M offshore fish farming operation in the Dominican Republic, integrating the most advanced aquaculture technologies to produce 30,000 metric tons of seafood annually while addressing environmental and health concerns. Inspired by cutting-edge global models , this project employs smart aquaculture systems, sustainable feeds, Recirculating Aquaculture Systems (RAS), genomic selection, and algae integration. Fish waste is captured and processed into 6,000 tons of organic fertilizer and 3,000 tons of fish hydrolysate annually, creating a circular bioeconomy. With a 20% contingency, the project aims to create 600–800 jobs, achieve a 10-year ROI of 310%, and set a global standard for sustainable aquaculture.Project OverviewLocated 5–15 miles off…

Proposal for Geodyn Solutions: Advanced Ethanol Factory and 500 MW Power Plant in the Dominican Republic Executive SummaryGeodyn Solutions proposes the development of a state-of-the-art ethanol production facility paired with a 500 MW combined-cycle power plant in the Dominican Republic. The ethanol factory will utilize sugarcane and cellulosic biomass (e.g., bagasse) to produce 200 million gallons of ethanol annually, sufficient to fuel the power plant while supporting the nation’s renewable energy goals. This project aligns with the Dominican Republic’s National Energy Plan (2022–2036), targeting 25% renewable energy by 2025, and leverages Law 57-07 incentives for renewable energy projects. The integrated facility will create significant economic, social, and environmental benefits, including job creation, reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and enhanced energy…

Proposal for Geodyn Solutions: Advanced Cellulosic Biomass, Organic Waste, and Kenaf Ethanol Facility with Ammonia and Hydrogen Production and 500 MW Power Plant in the Dominican Republic Geodyn Solutions proposes the development of a cutting-edge ethanol production facility utilizing cellulosic biomass (e.g., sugarcane bagasse, crop residues), organic waste (e.g., municipal solid waste, food waste), and kenaf to fuel a 500 MW combined-cycle power plant in the Dominican Republic. The power generated will be used to produce ammonia (via electrolysis and Haber-Bosch) and hydrogen (via electrolysis), leveraging advanced technologies to surpass sugarcane’s yield and sustainability. The facility will produce 200 million gallons of ethanol annually to power the plant, with surplus ethanol and byproducts sold locally. The power plant incorporates Organic…

Comprehensive Business Proposal: Powering a 1,000 MWh Plant with Solid Carbon Fractionation Executive Summary Geodyn Solutions proposes an innovative approach to energy generation by utilizing Solid Carbon Fractionation (SCF) technology to create a clean, high-value fuel for a 1,000 MWh power plant. This proposal outlines the technical approach, capital and operational cost estimates, job creation potential, economic benefits for the coal industry, carbon credit advantages, and return on investment (ROI) to showcase the feasibility and profitability of the project. Project Overview Objective To develop a 1,000 MWh power plant powered by a turbine and Rankine Organic Cycle (ROC) system using fuel derived from SCF technology, which fractionates solid hydrocarbons into clean-burning fuel while reducing emissions. Key Highlights Fuel Source: High-purity solid carbon fraction derived from coal via SCF technology. Coal Utilization: Efficiently…

Proposal for a $115 Million Advanced Microbial MSW Water Treatment Plant in the Dominican Republic Executive Summary Geodyn Solutions proposes to develop a state-of-the-art $100 million municipal solid wastewater (MSW) treatment facility, with an added 15% contingency ($15 million), in the Dominican Republic. This innovative facility will apply advanced microbial and nutrient recovery technologies to clean wastewater, produce clean water for reuse, recover valuable nutrients, and convert biosolids into commercial-grade organic fertilizer. The project supports the Dominican Republic’s goals of sustainable development, water reuse, and environmental protection, while creating local jobs and long-term economic value. Project Overview Project Title: Advanced Microbial MSW Water Reclamation & Fertilizer Production FacilityTotal Investment: $115 million (including 15% contingency)Location: Near major MSW catchment areas in Santo Domingo or SantiagoDaily Capacity:…

Growing 100,000 MT of Organic Durians Annually in the Dominican Republic A Microbebio Sustainable Agriculture & Export Project Executive Summary Objective: Cultivate and export 100,000 MT of organic durians annually from the Dominican Republic.Location: Samaná Peninsula – optimal climate, fertile land, access to ports.Unique Approach: Integrates Microbebio biological inputs, spectral imaging, and organic shelf-life extension.Target Markets: U.S., Europe – high-value, underserved.ROI: $1B annual revenue by Year 7, 10-year ROI of ~7,910%. Global Market Opportunity  RegionVolume (MT)Value (USD)NotesChina1.43M / 1.56M$6.7B / $6.99BLargest importer; Vietnam & Thailand leadUSA1,000–2,000$5M–$10MNiche, growing marketEurope500–1,000$2M–$5MPremium, organic-focused marketCanada100–200$0.5M–$1MFollows U.S. trends Why the Dominican Republic? Climate: 2,000–2,500 mm rainfall, 80%+ humidity, 25–30°C year-round.Soil: Loamy, fertile, pH 5.5–6.5, amendable with organic matter.Logistics: Coastal location, proximity to Samaná Bay for exports.Labor…