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Decarbonization Services In Africa
4 services found
by:ALLCOT based inZug, SWITZERLAND
Using technology as a drive to decarbonize the environment, we work towards helping organizations to efficiently transition to the use of clean energy, thus reducing negative impacts to the environment. We develop renewable energy and waste management projects contributing to the climate change ...
by:NNPC Limited based inAbuja (FCT), NIGERIA
To provide sustainable, low-carbon energy solutions for end users through investment, commercial production, supply of carbon neutral fuels, renewable energy such as Solar; Renewable power, Biofuels - Fuel Ethanol, Biodiesel, Biogas, wind etc., while engaging in Greenhouse Gases (GHG) emission reduction projects and services. Renewable Energy, Hydrogen, Decarbonization and GHG ...
by:Ricardo-AEA Ltd based inLondon, UNITED KINGDOM
Energy markets around the world have recently undergone substantial changes including deregulation, privatisation, mergers, the growing trend towards decarbonisation, and the unbundling of former state-owned monopolies. A number of different energy markets models have been implemented internationally. Contemporary concerns about energy security, coupled with the need to integrate large volumes of ...
Manufactured by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Energy can be stored in several ways. This can include, for example, storage of electricity in batteries or ultracapacitors. Alternatively, energy can be converted into a gas such as biogas, biomethane or hydrogen and stored as a fuel rather than as electricity. These gaseous fuels. Sometimes known as “e-fuels” can be utilised in high-efficiency decentralised reciprocating gas engine ...