Currenergy works with governments, utilities and renewable energy asset owners across Africa to identify projects capable of participating within the carbon economy.
From renewable infrastructure
to credible carbon opportunities.
Currenergy works with governments, utilities and renewable energy asset owners across Africa to identify projects capable of participating within the carbon economy.
Each opportunity is considered through a structured assessment of its project characteristics, available data, applicable methodologies and eligibility for carbon-market participation.
Understanding the project, ownership, implementation model and development stage.
Assessing applicable methodologies and requirements for carbon-market participation.
Reviewing data, technical characteristics and other criteria relevant to qualification.
Currenergy considers qualifying renewable and low-carbon infrastructure according to project structure, methodology and eligibility.
Utility-scale and distributed solar photovoltaic generation.
Onshore and other qualifying renewable wind-generation assets.
Eligible renewable hydroelectric infrastructure.
Projects capable of demonstrating measurable emissions reductions under applicable methodologies.
Additional technologies considered according to project structure, methodology and eligibility.
Multiple renewable pathways. One structured approach to carbon-market participation.
Every opportunity follows a structured pathway designed to establish eligibility, environmental value and potential market participation.
Identify qualifying projects with potential carbon-market value.
Review the project structure, objectives and initial eligibility.
Assess available project, operational and environmental data.
Determine the applicable carbon methodology and requirements.
Support the process required to establish measurable and independently verifiable environmental outcomes.
Prepare qualifying projects for appropriate registry and carbon-market participation.
Connect eligible carbon assets with appropriate market and investment opportunities.
Currenergy is developing a growing pipeline of sovereign and renewable-energy opportunities across Africa.
Individual projects and government partnerships will be announced as they reach the appropriate stage of development.
CCX Africa publicly identifies The Gambia as its inaugural pilot sovereign.
The 23 MW Jambur Solar Power Station is identified as the first registered project, using ACM0002 v21.0 methodology for grid-connected renewable electricity generation.
Currenergy evaluates qualifying technologies according to their project structure, methodology and potential for carbon-market participation.
Utility-scale and distributed solar photovoltaic generation.
Onshore and other qualifying renewable wind-generation assets.
Eligible renewable hydroelectric infrastructure.
Connect with Currenergy to explore whether your renewable energy or low-carbon infrastructure project may be suitable for participation within the carbon economy.
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