2025-2026

Direct Investment Opportunities for Local and International Investors

Direct Investments

Projects in 180 countries listed in a Projects Table which are eligible for direct investors on an individual country or multiple country basis.

• 16 types of direct projects utilizing renewable energy 
• Global Green, Agricultural and Aquacultural projects, to include Soil-Carbon projects
• Global Green, Aviation, Marine and Automotive Biofuel and Electro-Fuel projects 
• Global Green, Ark Real Estate projects, Agricultural, Industrial, Residential & Commercial
• Global Green, Critical Minerals, Metals and Rare Earths projects, project level, commodity level
• Global Green, Data Centre projects, 100-1000 MW AI DCs, 60%-70% IT Load using wate heat  
• Global Green, Fertilizer Production projects 
• Global Green, Heating projects, to include district heating and industrial steam
• Global Green, Hotel and Resorts projects
• Global Green, Hydrogen projects, project level, commodity level
• Global Green, Islands projects, reducing cost of diesel electricity, to include water projects
• Global Green, Pump Hydro Projects
• Global Green, Renewable Energy Electricity projects
• Global Green, Telecommunications (4G/5G and fibre-optics) and Satellites projects
• Global Green, Electricity Transmission and Hydrogen Transport projects
• Global Green, Theme Park projects, up to 100 MW renewable energy supply
• Global Green, Water and Wastewater projects, to include digester biogas and power projects
• Direct Investment Types
• Build-Own-Operate
• Build-Operate Transfer
• Build-Own-Operate-Transfer

The Global Green Water project initiative provides potable grade water to residential and commercial customers, demineralized and deionized grade water to industrial customers at electricity costs lower than diesel, fuel oil and coal electricity generation.

1 type of direct investment facility, SPV

Global Green, Renewable Direct Investment Facility, SPV, project level, commodity level

5 types of global trading exchanges: Commodities trading subject to regulatory approvals 

• Global Carbon and Plastics Exchange, Bilateral and OTC
• Global Green Hydrogen Exchange, Bilateral and OTC
• Global Green Minerals, Metals and Rare Earth Exchange, Bilateral and OTC
• Global Green, Renewable Energy Electricity Exchange, Bilateral and OTC
• Exchange to include Novation of Contracts  

1 type of direct investment in a financial institution, 

Bank: One Global Renewable Energy Bank, for eligible investors.

Fund Investment Opportunities for Local and International Investors

For Well-Informed, Accredited, Qualified and Professional Investors

16 Funds to use renewable energy electricity and green hydrogen partially or wholly

• Global Green, Agricultural and Aquacultural Fund, to include Soil-Carbon
• Global Green, Ark Real Estate Fund, Agricultural, Industrial, Residential & Commercial
• Global Green, Biofuel and Electro-Fuel Fund
• Global Green, Critical Minerals, Metals and Rare Earths Fund
• Global Green, Data Centre Fund, 100-1000 MW AI DCs, 60%-70% IT Load using wate heat  
• Global Green, Fertilizer Production Fund 
• Global Green, Heating Fund
• Global Green, Hotel and Resorts Fund
• Global Green, Hydrogen Fund
• Global Green, Islands Fund, to reduce cost of diesel electricity, to include water projects
• Global Green, Pump Hydro Fund
• Global Green, Renewable Energy Electricity projects
• Global Green, Telecommunications (4G/5G and fibre-optics) and Satellites Fund
• Global Green, Electricity Transmission and Hydrogen Transport Fund 
• Global Green, Theme Park Fund, to utilize up to 100 MW renewable energy 
• Global Green, Water and Wastewater Fund, to include digester biogas and power 

Impact Opportunity

Global Child Air Pollution Protection Humanitarian Initiative, a non-profit.

International NPO with climate and health focus based in the United States is shortlisted.

Indicative Investment Return

Target: IRR net equity of 15%-20% in USD terms for projects and funds.

Global Projects Table: Investments: 180 countries

• Types of projects/commodities in each country that international/local investors can directly invest;
• Types of projects in each country that the types of global funds can invest;
• Commodities in each country that can be traded on global/regional exchanges, bilaterally and OTC;
• Projects that global/regional funds can invest.    

Global Projects Table 1 on Child Air Pollution Prevention: 199 countries: ESG 1

Screening to be implemented by local partners: infant pulmonary function testing and spirometry for children up to 5 years; pulmonary function testing and spirometry for high-risk expectant mothers. 

Global Projects Table 2 (in development): Green Water: 199 countries: ESG 2

Development of groundwater and seawater purification, treatment and supply, and waste-water treatment projects for small communities with renewable energy hybrids to lower the cost of water supply and treatment compared to diesel, fuel oil and coal electricity generation.

Renewable Energy Electricity and Green Hydrogen Projects under development

• 60 GW Floating Solar: Electricity Export, Green Hydrogen Export  
• 40 GW Solar and Pump Hydro: Electricity Export and Sub-Sea HVDC to Developing Country 1
• 40 GW Solar and Pump Hydro: Electricity Export and Sub-Sea HVDC to Developing Country 2
• 40 GW Wind Solar Pump Hydro: Electricity Export and O/H HVDC to OECD Country 1
• 40 GW Wind Solar Pump Hydro: Green Hydrogen Export and Pipeline to OECD Country 2
• 40 GW Wind Solar Pump Hydro: Liquefied Green Hydrogen Marine Export to OECD Country 3
• 2 GW Wind Solar Pump Hydro: Projects on Islands to reduce diesel generation cost by 50% 

Fund and Direct Investment Platforms, Target IRR

• Fund Investment Platforms, Target IRR equity 15%-20%
• Direct Investment Platform, Target IRR equity 15%-20%

The two platforms to be applied to each of the following below:

• Global Green Agriculture
• Green Hydrogen, Ammonia, Urea and Di-Ammonium Phosphate
• 24/7 Green Electricity, Green Hydrogen Resources; Haber Process
• 100,000 – 1 million Tons per Year
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Ark Real Estate 
• 24/7 Green Electricity for a baseline pollution of 150,000 residents
• Commercial and Residential Buildings, Industrial and Agricultural components
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Aviation and Marine Bio-Fuel and Electro-Fuel
• 24/7 Green A1 Jet Fuel, Bio-Methanol, Electro-Methanol Production
• 100,000 – 1 million Tons per Year of each fuel type
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%

Global Green Data Centres

• 24/7 Green Electricity for 10-100 MW AI Hyperscale Data Centres
• Target 70% IT Load, Closed Loop Liquid Cooling, Fuel Cell, Absorption Chiller

Target IRR equity: 15%-20%

• Global Green Exchanges
• Renewable Energy Electricity PPAs
• Green Hydrogen Purchase Agreements
• Green Metals and Rare Earths Purchase Agreements
• Green Exchange for Eligible Carbon, Packaging and Plastics Credits
• Contracts Novation Exchange
• Derivatives to include Forwards, Futures, Options, European, American and Asian
• Global Green Electricity Generation
• 24/7 Greenfield Renewable Energy Electricity Generation
• Greenfield Wind, Solar, Hydro, Pump Hydro, Bioenergy, Geothermal, Pump Hydro
• 10 MW – 1000 MW singular project or hybrid project
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%

Global Green Heating Production

24/7 Green Steam and Hot Water Production

Target IRR equity: 15%-20%

• Global Green Hotels and Resort Construction
• Equatorial, Tropical and Temperate Regions
• 24/7 Green Electricity, Green Hydrogen for Kitchen and Central Heating
• 300-1000 guestrooms capacity
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Hydrogen and Bioenergy Resources, Production, Transport
• Green Hydrogen Target Subsidy from Host Country Government: Up to USD 5 per kg
• Green PEM Electrolysers
• 10-1,000 Tons per Hour
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Manufacturing
• Cement, Chemicals, Food & Beverage, Glass, Metals, Petrochemicals, Paper,
• Pharma, Small-Medium Scale Manufacturing, Steel, Water/Wastewater TP  
• Powered by 
• 24/7 Greenfield Green Electricity, Green Hydrogen Production
• 50-1000 MW installed capacity renewable energy hybrids
• Up to 40,000 Tons per Year of Green Hydrogen production
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Critical Minerals, Metals and Rare Earths Projects
• 24/7 Green Electricity for 10-100 MW Projects
• 17 Rare Earths, 12 Metals, Compliance to EU Critical Raw Materials Act 2025
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Pump Hydro Storage
• 24/7 Green Electricity Production; Daily Cycling Pumping/Generation
• 50-1000-2000 MW installed capacity
• Target Green Electricity Cost: USD 30 per MWh
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Global Green Transmission
• 24/7 Greenfield Green Transmission Train
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%
• Alternating Current / High Voltage Direct Current, Bi-Polar
• 10-5000 MW (AC); 5,000 MW (HVDC) Transmission Capacity
• Transmission Line: 100-500 kV AC, HVDC up to 1,500 km
• Target IRR equity: 15%-20%

Regional Renewable Energy Funds and Direct Investment Facilities

• Africa Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Asean Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Caribbean Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Central Asia Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Emerging Europe Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• EU and EEA Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Indo-Pacific and Trans-Pacific Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Latin America Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Middle East Fund and Direct Investment Facilities
• Nordic Fund and Direct Investment Facilities

Strategic Renewable Energy Electricity in G7, OECD, African countries

• Africa: Botswana, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mauritania, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda, Tanzania, Zimbabwe 
• EU: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Germany, Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden
• G7: Canada British Columbia, Italy, Japan, UK Wales, USA California and New Mexico
• Middle East: Jordan, Turkey, UAE
• South America and Caribbean: Brazil, Colombia, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, Paraguay, St. Kitts
• Balance: IPEF, South & Central Asia, and Pacific countries: Australia, Bangladesh, Fiji, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Malaysia, Nepal, Papua New Guinea, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu

Critical Minerals Portfolio (Green Extraction, Processing, Smelting, Refining)

• Aluminium (Al)
• Cerium (Ce)
• Chromium (Cr)
• Cobalt (Co)
• Copper (Cu)
• Dysprosium (Dy)
• Erbium (Er)
• Europium (Eu)
• Gadolinium (Gd)
• Holmium (Ho)
• Iron ore (Fe)
• Lanthanum (La)
• Lithium (Li)
• Lutetium (Lu)
• Manganese (Mn)
• Neodymium (Nd)
• Nickel (Ni)
• Platinum (Pt)
• Polysilicon (Si)
• Praseodymium (Pr)
• Promethium (Pm)
• Samarium (Sm)
• Scandium (Sc)
• Terbium (Tb)
• Tin (Sn)
• Thulium (Tm)
• Ytterbium (Yb)
• Yttrium (Y)
• Vanadium (V)

21 October 2022 and 5 December 2022: International Conference Calls

The two inaugural conference calls to discuss the global climate ESG fund, global climate ESG bank, and global co-investment and direct investment facilities were attended by more than twenty guests for the respective calls from government departments, private firms, banks and international organizations.

Executive Summary

Integra is proposing to set up global, regional, economic grouping and country initiatives to finance renewable energy and renewable energy infrastructure projects from 2023 to enable the Paris Accord target – limiting global temperature rise of 1.5 degrees Celsius relative to pre-industrial levels by 2050 – to be achieved.

Integra encourages the participation of governments and the private sector at the country, bilateral and multilateral levels in the development, financing, and implementation of the initiatives. Integra is the initiator and originator of the initiatives and shall assume a principal advisory role in each initiative.

Integra proposes ownership of each initiative of up to 60% and up to 40%, respectively, by qualified investors from the private sector and public sector. The initiatives may be pre-capitalized by qualified investors, subject to the rules and regulations set by the financial authority in the relevant jurisdiction. The domiciles of initiatives shall be determined in European Union countries.

The initiatives shall invest in solar, wind, pumped hydro storage, small hydro, bioenergy, geothermal, electricity transmission and distribution, distributed energy resources, energy storage, green hydrogen production; electric vehicles charging and hydrogen refuelling stations, rural electrification; local manufacturing of equipment, parts and components; and food security enhancement by local production of green nitrogen and green ammonia.

In terms of distributed energy resources and energy storage, which provides communities energy security in times of natural disasters, floods and wildfires that cause disruption of energy supply and curtailment of centralized generation, Integra proposes public private partnerships to invest in 1 kW-15kW solar battery storage homes and 1kg-5kg solar hydrogen storage homes, and extend these investments to 1MW-5MW for commerce and industry.

The funds shall be managed by General Partners and Local General partners nominated by Integra and anchor stakeholders that may include governments and the private sector. They may be pre-capitalized by Limited Partners, subject to the rules and regulations of the relevant financial authority.

Direct investors can invest to invest directly into projects related to the fund through a co-investment facility, or into projects not related to the fund through an alternative direct investment facility.

Pre-capitalization

If pre-capitalization of the initiatives is allowed, discounted shares may be issued. The initiatives shall be incorporated subject to the minimum capital requirements set by the relevant financial authority.

The target capitalization for each initiative shall be estimated based on identified projects which involve initial discussions with relevant parties.

Target Capitalization of the Initiatives and allocations

Up to US$ 1 trillion for the Global Climate Private Equity ESG Fund through ordinary share issues. Allocation of US$ 700 bn for private and public sectors of G7 countries, US$ 300 bn Rest-of-World. If G7 quota is not taken up by final capital call, it is allocated to other qualifying countries.

Up to US$ 1 trillion for the Global Climate ESG Bank through share issues. Allocation of US$ 700 bn for private and public sectors of G7 countries, US$ 300 bn Rest-of-World. If G7 quota is not taken up by fifth capital call, it is allocated to other qualifying countries. Additional capital calls to be authorized subject to consultation with anchor shareholders. The Bank may not provide debt and invest equity more than 10% of its capital in any qualifying single country.

Capitalization of other initiatives, which shall be linked to the Global Climate Private Equity ESG Fund and the Global Climate ESG Bank, shall be determined later.

Country Investment Capital Quota: Individual countries

Integra proposes up to 2,000 MW installed generation capacity at a nominal total investment cost of US$ 2 million/MW for each participating country, which can be increased to 6,000 MW.

The total investment capital of up to US$ 4-12 billion for each country can be utilized for renewable energy generation and renewable infrastructure.

For G7 countries, as prescribed in relevant prospectuses, the upper investment capital limit for each country may be set much higher than US$ 12 billion.

For individual countries, including G7, which renewable energy ESG country funds may be structured, the upper investment limit may be set.

Country as part of an equity, debt or equity-debt investment portfolio

Two conditions apply. No more than 10% of the target or pre-authorized investment capital can be invested into the country. The cumulative investment by any investor country’s public and private sector investors into the investee country cannot exceed 10% of the invested capital.

Investment Strategy

Top-Down Approach
Raise capital, Do projects

Independent Oversight Committees

Integra proposes two independent international oversight committees – investment and financing, and environmental, social and governance – for the selection of service providers and the pre-qualification of investors for each initiative. The tenets for the committees shall be the United Nations Charter.

Proposed Qualifications for Stakeholders

Integra proposes that the equity holdings in each initiative by the private and public sectors, in terms of the country of origin, should not exceed 60% and 40% of the target capital respectively.

Draft Information Memorandum and Prospectus

Draft information memoranda and prospectuses for the initiatives are works-in-progress.

Projects

To date, Integra has identified potential renewable energy projects in 149 countries and independent states with commercial wind, solar, hydro storage and bioenergy resources; 52 countries with solar, small hydro and bioenergy resources; and 25 countries without wind but with hydro storage resource. Integra has also performed initial project scoping for 45 dependent territories.

Breakdown of potential projects covering:

Onshore/Offshore wind, solar, hydro storage, bioenergy, small hydro, geothermal
Stand-alone, cluster, hybrid, hybrid firm generation
Capital dependent: Transmission, distribution, green hydrogen, EV charging and refuel stations

• Wind countries: 149
• Africa 32
• Australasia 2
• Caribbean 12
• Central, South and East Asia 17
• Central and South America 16
• Emerging Europe-EBRD 16
• EU, EFTA, EEA, principalities 31
• EU, wind from neighbouring country 1
• Europe principality, wind neighbouring country 2
• Middle East 11
• North America 2
• South Pacific 7
• Wind, Solar and Natural Hydro Storage resources countries: 84
• Natural Hydro Storage resources countries: 107
• Solar resource countries: 201
• Bioenergy resource countries: 140
• Geothermal resource countries: 56

Transportation

The Global Climate Green Hydrogen Private Equity Fund shall invest in renewable energy generation amounting to 1% of the installed generation capacity of each participating country, and electrolyzers for the production of green hydrogen.

Green EV Stations

Electricity supply – Up to 5% of electricity generated from projects to be distribution to commercial Level 2-3 battery charging stations, and up to 10% to electrolyzer-hydrogen refuelling stations.

Green construction – Up to 5% of capital for the construction of battery charging EV stations and integrated electrolyzer-hydrogen EV stations.

Food Security

Fertilizer production – Up to 5% of capital for production of green nitrogen from ionization of air and demineralized water by renewable energy electricity, and the synthesis of green nitrogen and green hydrogen to produce ammonia.

New soil carbon land development – Up to 5% of capital for development of new land with soil carbon stock to increase production of crops and livestock, at sites near Integra’s wind and solar energy projects in different countries.

Renewable energy electricity and fertilizer exchange – Up to 5% of capital to facilitate trading of cross-border electricity, green hydrogen, green nitrogen and green oxygen from countries hosting Integra’s wind and solar projects that are expected to experience food production due to drought, and countries expected to increase food production by 2050.

International Interest

Integra has received interest from public sector, private firms, and international organizations from several countries in the initiatives.

Investment Governance

Integra proposes that the total investment by any country, in terms of collective capital from public and private sectors from that country, into any project country, should not exceed 10%, with a proposed exception of more than 10% for G7 countries with a combined upper limit of 70%.

Project Selection Governance

The selection of a project for an investment is an independent process based on project risk, merit and ESG delivery. The selection process is jointly assigned to the initiative manager and the two independent oversight committees.

Environmental, Social, Sovereign and Corporate Governance (ESG)

ESG: Integra proposes a pro-bono allocation (grant) of between 0.1%-1% of total project investment capital in each initiative towards climate adaptation; protection of environment and natural habitats; women’s economic empowerment; children and gender; youth climate leadership; social economic development of indigenous communities; early warning systems of climate impacts; and planning for the re-location of croplands, livestock and farming communities to higher ground due to changing precipitation patterns, saline intrusion, sea level rise, flooding, droughts and desertification.

Exclusions

Integra proposes the exclusion of any project that is involved in, or connected to, crypto currency or blockchain financing.

Emissions Trading

Integra proposes a 10% and 5% surcharge, respectively for up to $ 50 per carbon dioxide equivalent ton and up to $ 100 per carbon equivalent ton trading, to the ESG program of the project country.

Climate Youth Leadership

Integra shall invite, by the anniversary of the first initiative, climate youth leaders of each gender from UN, non-UN and independent states, to participate in the first general meeting. The communities of each state are welcome to nominate its two climate youth representatives based on their commitment to promote climate change policies at the national level, with safeguards on energy and food security.

Global Climate ESG Fund

An international renewable energy fund with ESG mandate  

INTEGRA GLOBAL CLIMATE ESG FUND

Integra Clean Energy is proposing a new global renewable energy fund to be set up in 2023/2024

Purpose of the Fund

The purpose of the global fund is to attract equity and debt capital to finance green-field and expansion renewable energy generation, transmission and distribution projects to assist international efforts to limit average surface temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius by 2050.

Integra shall select local and international experts with regulatory skills to assist fund managers and project developers to comply with the rules and regulations of different markets and jurisdictions.

Geographical and Diversified Portfolio Coverage, allocations may overlap between funds

Countries	Propose 50 Projects
Africa	5
Americas, including CARICOM	10
Australasia	5
Central and West Asia	5
East and South Asia	10
EU countries	10
Non-EU European countries	5

ESG Environmental Social Governance

Integra proposes a pro-bono allocation (grant) of between 0.1%-1% of total project investment capital to include equity and debt, in each initiative towards climate adaptation; protection of environment and natural habitats; women’s economic empowerment; children and gender; youth climate leadership; social and economic development of indigenous communities; early warning systems of climate impacts; and planning for alternative land for croplands, livestock and farming communities affected by changing precipitation, saline intrusion, sea level rise, flooding, droughts and desertification.

Proposed Project Capital Allocations on Generation, T&D and Energy Storage

Wind and Solar and Transmission Projects	40%
Biomass and Biogas and Transmission Projects	10%
Small Hydro, Pumped Hydro Storage and Transmission Projects	40%
Geothermal & Transmission Projects (subject to location)	5%
Energy Storage and Transmission Projects	5%

 

Proposed Project Time-Lines

Project Type	Duration
Large Scale Solar and AC Transmission, onshore	1-2 years
Large Scale Solar and HVDC Transmission, onshore	1-4 years
Large Scale Wind and AC Transmission, onshore	1-2 years
Large Scale Wind and AC Transmission, offshore	2-4 years
Large Scale Wind and HVDC Transmission, offshore	1-2 years
Large Scale Wind and AC Transmission, onshore	3-5 years
Large Scale Wind and HVDC Transmission, onshore	3-4 years
Large Scale Wind Solar, AC Transmission, onshore	2-3 years
Large Scale Wind Solar, HVDC Transmission	4-5 years
Biomass, Biogas Generation and Transmission	1-2 years
Small Hydro Generation and Transmission	1-2 years
Geothermal Exploration, Generation, Transmission	3-5 years

 

Equity and Debt Funds

Equity

15 Year Closed End Funds; except for Geothermal, 20 Year Closed End Funds

• Equity Subscription Closing Period 12 months.
• Investment Period: Up to 4 years.
• Harvesting Period: Year 5-Year 10.
• Investors are expected to leave investments intact for a period of 5 years.
• Target equity net IRR: 10%-15%.

Debt

15 Year Closed End Funds; except for Geothermal, 20 Year Closed End Funds

• Equity Subscription Closing Period 12 months.
• Investment Period: Up to 4 years.
• Harvesting Period: Year 5-Year 10.
• Investors are expected to leave investments intact for a period of 5 years.
• Target debt net IRR: 8%-10%.

Investment Tax Credits

Integra proposes up to 30% of the value of Investment Tax Credits (ITCs) to be provided to individual and corporate investors, in each fund subject to discussions and agreement between investor and investee governments. The ITCs may be applied to equity dividends, interest, interest coupons and capital gains subject to approval by the governments.

Country Participating Status:

Several countries have responded with initial interest in Integra’s initiatives.

Partners, initial shortlisted

• Fund Managers
• General Partners
• Limited Partners
• Fund Sponsors
• Fund Administrators and Custodians
• Legal Advisors
• Audit Advisors
• Investment Advisors
• Construction Contractors
• Asset Managers

2022-2025

Project Developments

Country	Corporate
Australia	Onshore-Offshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, transmission Green hydrogen, h2 export
Austria	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, transmission
Bangladesh	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, green fertilizer
Botswana	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Bulgaria	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy
Burundi	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy
Brazil	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, h2 export
Canada	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, h2 export
Croatia	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Cyprus	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy
Fiji	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy
France	Onshore-Offshore wind solar pump bioenergy, green hydrogen
Germany	Onshore-Offshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Ghana	Onshore wind solar pump hydro geothermal bioenergy
India	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Indonesia	Onshore wind solar pump hydro geothermal bioenergy, green hydrogen
Ireland	Onshore-Offshore wind solar pump bioenergy, green h2 export to EU country
Italy	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Japan	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Kenya	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, green fertilizer
Malawi	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, green fertilizer
Malaysia	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Malta	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy
Mauritania	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Nigeria	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, transmission
Philippines	Onshore wind solar pump hydro geothermal bioenergy, green hydrogen, h2 export
Poland	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Romania	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Senegal	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, green fertilizer
South Africa	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen, green fertilizer
South Korea	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Sri Lanka	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Sweden	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy financing
Tanzania	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Timor Leste	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green
Tuvalu	Artificial-island construction, gas turbine plant using imported green hydrogen
Ukraine	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, transmission
U. Kingdom U. = United	Onshore-offshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
United States	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen
Vanuatu	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy
Vietnam	Onshore wind solar pump hydro bioenergy, green hydrogen

Corporate De-Carbonization

Corporate	De-Carbonization
Aluminium	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Bank	Scope 1 and 2
Bus Transport	Scope 1 and 2
Cement	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Construction	Scope 1 and 2
Electronics	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Energy	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Food & Bev	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Info Tech	Scope 1 and 2
Metals	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Mining	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Pharma	Scope 1, 2 and 3
Telecomm	Scope 1 and 2