Climate Projects
We have handpicked these projects with the main objective of reducing greenhouse gas emissions, for example by contributing to the transition to renewable energy. The projects are certified by strict standards, primarily the Gold Standard, and are regularly reviewed by independent third parties.
48
Projects supported
921,547
Avoided tonnes
10,616
Members
This is where we make an impact
Clean cooking stoves Zambia
This project improves health conditions and quality of life on top of fighting climate change in Zambian households. Consumption of local wood fuel is reduced by up to 70% with these cookstoves.
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Clean cooking stoves Zambia
This project improves health conditions and quality of life on top of fighting climate change in Zambian households. Consumption of local wood fuel is reduced by up to 70% with these cookstoves.
WWF Meigu High Efficient Cook Stove Project
Inefficient built-in stoves for cooking and heating are being reconstructed into being 70% more efficient. This contributes to decreasing deforestation and protecting a giant panda habitat.
Kutch Wind Power Project
By generating clean, renewable energy, the project helps in reducing India’s reliance on fossil fuels and curbing greenhouse gas emissions. It is estimated that the project prevents the release of over 550,000 metric tons of CO2 equivalents per year.
Smart Biogas Stoves for Rural Households
With these smart biogas stoves we fight climate change while Improving health and quality of life for people living in rural uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.
Burn stoves project in Kenya
One of the most effective certified climate project out there according to NGO giving green, this project manufactures and distributes improved cookstoves in Kenya.
Prony Wind Power project
The GoClimate community is now supporting Gold Standard certified Prony Wind Power project in New Caledonia, situated in the South Pacific.
70 MW Bhadla Solar Power Plant
This large scale solar energy project in India generates renewable energy for the grid and supports local development.
Greenko Renewable Energy Project
This solar power project contributes with green electricity to the Indian grid.
This is how it works
The purpose of all our projects is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, for example by contributing to the transition towards renewable energy.
Each operational year of the projects, the avoided emissions are measured in carbon dioxide equivalents, which we purchase as carbon credits. This means that the impact can't later be undone.
We always pick the projects that make the most climate impact. This can, for example, be projects in highly fossil-fuel dependent countries where clean renewable energy makes a big difference.
In addition to the climate impact, the projects contribute to local sustainable development, for example by offering jobs or improving air quality.
Projects are certified by strict standards, such as the Gold Standard, and are regularly reviewed by independent third parties.
