Carbon Neutral
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Carbon Neutral Certification for the Second Consecutive Year
What Does Carbon Neutral Mean?
Being carbon neutral means that we have balanced the amount of carbon dioxide we emit with an equivalent amount of carbon savings or offsets. This certification is a testament to our rigorous approach to measuring and managing our carbon footprint, ensuring that our operations contribute positively to the environment.
We have invested in 4 credible carbon offset projects that support renewable energy and conservation efforts globally.
the first wind farm to supply wind energy to the national grid. With over 91% of all energy produced in Mongolia occurring from fossil fuel combustion this project is designed to be the first of many to have a significant impact on reducing carbon emissions within the country.
The expected total annual net electricity generation of Salkhit Wind Farm is 168.5 GWh with an emission reduction of 178,778 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent (tCO₂e) each year.
Separate to the significant emission reductions, the key secondary benefits of the project are to stimulate the implementation of other renewable energy sources across the country, by improving the technical knowledge and expertise in the construction, commissioning, and safe operation of wind farms in Mongolia
As a pioneering project, Salkhit Wind Farm has proven renewable energy can be established in regions of the world with the most extreme temperature variations with Mongolian winter temperatures dropping to -50°C and summer temperatures rising to 50°C. By establishing itself with ‘proof of concept’ within in the region, further projects have already received approval and funding to ensure clean energy continues to grow and have a significant impact for decades to come.
plays a pivotal role in reducing poverty, enhancing educational opportunities, and improving family health by providing solar lighting devices to families within Zambia.
By providing solar powered devices, the reliance on kerosene is reduced significantly, cutting down on the ongoing costs associated with fuel for the economically disadvantaged, as well as avoiding the associated emissions from fuel combustion that would have otherwise occurred in the home.
Since its inception in 2021, the initiative has successfully distributed over 600,000 solar lights across Zambia, and avoided over 10,000 tCO2e of emissions that would have otherwise been created. Via the revenue generated from carbon credits, the distribution of lights have been able to be subsidised, removing the primary obstacle to the widespread adoption of clean technology among those who benefit most, its affordability
By channelling distribution through schools and community centres, the project ensures that children have access to bright, clean, and safe lighting for night-time reading and studying.
A 20 year project to install and operate 17 wind turbines in the Western region of India. The Project displaces non-renewable fossil fuel based electricity generation that would have otherwise been utilised within the region.
The Project thereby leads to a reduction in the emission of GHGs associated with fossil fuel based electricity generation and enables sustainable economic and environmental development.
The electricity generation from the project activity will contribute to Green House Gas (GHG) reductions calculated to be 48,590 tCO2e (tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent) per year.
In addition to providing clean energy, the significant secondary benefits of the project are to provide Social, Environmental, Economic, and Technical benefits within the region.
At the local level, the project activity has led to the creation of an estimated 900 skilled and unskilled jobs throughout the construction and ongoing operation and maintenance of the project, along with secondary contracts and job opportunities in the development of the local road network and facilities. The technical benefits, with an increased interest in wind energy projects will further push R&D efforts by technology providers to develop more efficient and better machinery, encouraging further investment in the sector.
one of Europe’s first and leading verified agricultural offsetting projects, involving 30 dairy and agro-pig farms in the Netherlands.
By installing biogas systems, the farms are able to avoid disposing manure on local fields, to comply with government imposed nitrogen absorption limits.
In 2025, approximately 70% of greenhouse gas emissions from Dutch agriculture come from livestock farming, primarily due to methane emissions from animal manure. Like CO2, methane is a greenhouse gas that contributes to global warming, but it is 28 times more potent, retaining significantly more heat.
Via this project, manure is stored airtight as quickly as possible to prevent methane from entering the atmosphere, thus avoiding large greenhouse gas emissions.
ENVECO – FUTURE PLANS
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Looking Ahead
While we celebrate this achievement, our commitment to sustainability doesn’t stop here. We are continuously exploring innovative ways to further reduce our carbon footprint and contribute to a greener future.
Our goal is not only to maintain our carbon neutral status but to enhance our sustainability practices in the years to come.
We believe that collective action is essential to combat climate change. We invite our customers, partners, and the community to join us in our sustainability journey. Together, we can create a lasting impact for future generations.
Thank you for supporting Enveco Ltd as we strive to lead by example in environmental stewardship.
For more information on our sustainability initiatives or to get involved, please contact us.
