The sun is an inexhaustible source of energy that can be used for a wide range of applications. Passive solar energy for instance is captured when constructional measures use sunlight for heating rooms. solar energy can also be used more actively. Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity. This is called photovoltaic solar (PV) energy, or solar power. Solar heaters convert sunlight into heat in order to warm water and rooms. This is called thermal solar energy.

Carbon Credit World helps clients implement both PV and thermal solar energy systems. Both in new development and existing buildings. Our services vary from feasibility studies and design to turn-key delivery of systems.
 

Wind energy is the fastest growing source of energy in the world and can contribute substantially to the worldwide goals for carbondioxide emission reduction. Sites offshore and in remote areas constiture a large potential for wind farms: worldwide there is enough potential for wind farms to generate more than twice the forecasted energy demand in 2020.
Parallel to the fast growth of wind energy production we see interesting technological developments. Not only are wind turbines become larger and larger, alternative technologies are emerging, such as small-scale urban turbines.

Carbon Credit World' wind energy experts advise project developers, power companies, authorities, turbine manufacturers, financial institutions and other stakeholders. We deliver the following services:

Bio-energy is a cost-effective renewable energy source with a large economic potential. In the coming years bio-energy will represent the largest share of renewable energy sources worldwide. bio-energy is a carbon dioxide-neutral energy source since the amount of carbon dioxide that is captured during the growth of biomass is equal to the emission of carbon dioxide during the conversion process.

bio-energy can be produced with specially grown crops, but in the short term organic residues are the most cost-effective biomass sources. For instance residues of forestry, of agriculture and of the food industry. With biomass we can produce various energy carriers, such as electricity, heat, and liquid and gaseous fuels.

Carbon Credit World offers a complete range of bio-energy related services, covering most relevant bio-energy technologies. Our services cover all project phases, from quick scans to project implementation. Furthermore Carbon Credit World carries out strategic studies for authorities, industries and farmers that own biomass, want to use bio-energy or market their bio-energy technologies.
 

Conventional energy supply systems use fossil energy to heat and cool while we have sources of heat and cold all around us to supply the demand for energy, either in part or in full. Examples include the residual heat from production processes, the heat contained in groundwater, ventilation air or the outside air. In order to use these sources of energy to heat or cool, they first have to be brought to the correct temperature using heat pumps or held, for instance, in seasonal storage in aquifers (subterranean water basins) enabling the energy to be used at a later date.

Carbon Credit World can advise and support projects that involve heat pump systems. Our services in this area include: