By feeding solar power into the grid, we reduce the need for fossil fuels — preventing the greenhouse gases that conventional power generation would produce.
Every kilowatt-hour counts: Each kWh generated by our plants makes a measurable contribution to achieving global climate targets.
How It Works
Solar power displaces energy from fossil sources like coal or gas. While conventional power plants emit around 1,000 g CO₂ per kWh, solar energy generates just 20–70 g CO₂ per kWh over its entire lifecycle. The difference: Every kWh of solar power avoids nearly 1 kg of CO₂ — a clear win for climate protection. (Source: IPCC, as of 2023)
Our Approach to Precise Calculation
We’re working to slow climate change with clean solar power that displaces fossil energy. Every ton of CO₂ avoided shows the real impact we’re making on climate protection.
Instead of relying on rough averages, we calculate avoided emissions dynamically: We factor in the actual electricity mix at the time of grid feed-in, and track our feed-in volumes in 15-minute intervals. This gives us precise, reliable data on exactly how much CO₂ our solar parks are avoiding.
Transparency for Our Partners
Companies using our solar power benefit from this precise methodology. They get a clear, verifiable CO₂ balance that demonstrates the true emissions reduction impact — helping them confidently prove their climate goals and communicate their sustainability strategy with credibility.