Renewable energy carbon projects, from first screening to issued credits
See how we take solar, wind, hybrid, and storage projects from eligibility screening to issued credits, so carbon revenue sits on top of your energy needs and sales.
Renewable energy as a carbon asset
What it is
Solar, wind, small hydro, and biomass plants that replace fossil-fuel power. Each unit of clean electricity avoids CO₂ that grid power would have emitted, and we turn that avoided CO2 into tradable carbon credits or renewable energy certificates.
Why it matters
Power generation is one of the largest sources of global greenhouse gas emissions. Any credible net-zero path scales up clean generation.
Market opportunity
Demand for high-integrity energy attributes keeps growing as companies chase RE100 commitments and science-based targets. That demand covers carbon credits, I-RECs, and compliance instruments.
Business value
Environmental attributes add a recurring revenue stream on top of electricity sales, which improves bankability and returns for developers and asset owners.
Pioneering experience across solar, wind, hydro, and hybrid credit projects
From eligibility check to credit sale, in six stages
See where additionality, methodology, and the grid emission factor come in, and check your plant against each stage before you commit.
Clean power projects across the portfolio
Straight answers on renewable energy credits
Start with the questions we hear most before a project begins, then bring us the details of yours.
It generates energy from naturally replenishing sources such as solar, wind, hydropower, and some forms of biomass.
Eligible projects earn credits by showing emission reductions against an approved fossil-fuel baseline.
Solar, wind, small hydro, geothermal, biomass, and other eligible technologies commonly do, depending on the methodology.
Solar power replaces electricity from higher-emission sources, which cuts the greenhouse gas emissions that electricity would have caused.
Additionality asks whether the reductions would have happened without carbon finance. A project needs to show they would not, usually through a barrier, common-practice, or investment analysis.
It depends on the standard, the methodology, the plant's start date, and additionality. We check each of these during screening.
An energy attribute certificate, or EAC, is a market instrument that represents the environmental attributes of one unit of renewable electricity. I-RECs are one example.
We track electricity generation and related parameters through meters, operating records, and the approved monitoring procedures.
They cut emissions, widen energy access, create local jobs, diversify supply, and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Yes. Depending on design, they contribute to clean energy, economic development, employment, and climate goals.