SUPPORTED PROJECTS
Teesta–V Hydro Power project in Sikkim by NHPC Limited, India
The project is located in East district of Sikkim state on the major river system in Teesta in Sikkim. The purpose of the project activity is to generate electricity using renewable hydro energy. Project activity has generated direct and indirect employment and improved the infrastructural facilities like water availability, road, and medical facilities in the region.
29.Oct.2012
29.70 MW Wind Power project in Karnataka India
Wind Power project is located in Karnataka, India. The objective of the project activity is to construct, own, operate and maintain wind power projects at two sites in close proximity within the district Davangere in the Indian state of Karnataka for providing renewable power to the Karnataka State electricity grid and reduce greenhouse gas emissions caused by reliance on fossil fuels. The project will lead to reduced greenhouse gas emissions and stipulate social, economic and environmental well-being.
21.Sep.2012
10 MW Wind Power Project in Maharashtra by Deepak Fertilizers and Petrochemicals Corporation Limited
Project is located in Maharashtra, India. The main purpose of the project activity is to generate electrical energy through sustainable means thus contributing to climate change mitigation efforts. The proposed project activity has led to alleviation of poverty by establishing direct and indirect employment benefits. Also it has provided new opportunities for industries and economic activities to be setup in the area thereby resulting in greater local employment, ultimately leading to overall development.
21.Sep.2012
Bundled Wind Power Project in Tamilnadu, India, Co-ordinated by Tamilnadu Spinning Mills Association(TASMA-II)
Bundled Wind power project is based in Tamil Nadu, India. The intent of the Project Activity is to reduce GHG emission and promote sustainable development by use of renewable energy (Wind) for generation of power. The project activity contributes to sustainable development by generating 804 GWh of power per year from clean and renewable source. The local residents near the project sites are getting employment and new business opportunities are growing due to this project activity.
21.Sep.2012
Trees for Global Benefits
The project is located in the Albertine Rift in Uganda. The aim of the project is to produce long-term, verifiable voluntary emission reductions (VERs) by combining carbon sequestration with rural livelihood improvements through small-scale, farmer led, forestry/agroforestry projects while reducing pressure on natural resources in national parks and forest reserves.
21.Sep.2012
ArBolivia
The project areas are all located at the foot of the Andes mountain range within the Amazon River basin. The purpose of the ArBolivia is to reforest a portion of land owned by small farmers. In addition to this the project aims to improve land use by introducing agroforestry and silvopastoral systems, forest protection and nature conservation activities. The project adds to sustainable development by introducing an integrated farming system aimed at efficient land use practices on the entire farm, considering both the current and future needs of the farmer family.
21.Sep.2012
Energy efficiency project in the Ramla Cement Plant in Israel
Energy efficiency project is based in the Ramla Cement Plant in Israel. The purpose of the project activity is to introduce to the Israeli cement industry a new state-of-the-art grinding technology. The project has positive financial and economic implications. It also has social benefits providing employment opportunities in the area where the project is located without negative environmental impacts.
21.Sep.2012
MedcoEnergi Associated Gas Recovery and Utilization Project
The project is based in the Kaji-Semoga oil field, 80 km from Palembang, Indonesia. The purpose of the project activity is to capture and process associated gas that would otherwise have been flared. As a result of this flaring reduction activity, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are reduced, elimination of flaring and the utilization of gas and LPG for fuel result in reduced carbon emissions. Additionally, this project provides a cleaner alternative source of fuel at a more affordable cost, thus helping to meet the increasing power demand in the area.
20.Sep.2012
