The 150MW Burgos wind farm generates enough annual electricity to power more than two million households in the Philippines – offsetting approximately 200,000t of CO2 emissions each year. 

It is the biggest wind farm in the Philippines, consisting of 50 Vestas V90 wind turbines, each with a rated capacity of 3MW.

Image credit: Ilocos Norte. 

The Nanyang Danjiang River solar cooker project is a Gold Standard project that improves the lives of communities in one of the poorest regions in China. 

By providing solar cookers, local communities have a clean, healthy and efficient way of cooking, without releasing harmful emissions into the environment. 

These cooking stoves replace traditional coal-fired stoves that not only emit carbon emissions but require firewood and coal to operate. The new stoves are 50% more efficient than coal stoves and together save 90,2042t of CO2 equivalent per year.  

You might know Madagascar from the hit animation film in 2005, but it has an even bigger claim to fame: 200,000 species of plants and animals; 150,000 of which don’t exist anywhere else on earth.   

The fifth largest island in the world is home to its own distinct ecosystems and an array of wildlife, alongside a population of 26.2 million people. It’s also home to severe deforestation, with more than 90% of its original forests destroyed. 

Our tree planting project in Madagascar aims to reverse deforestation by restoring mangrove estuaries while planting a variety of native dry deciduous species.  

Alongside carbon sequestration benefits, these trees help protect against coastal erosion, improve coral reef health, support endangered species, protect against flooding and provide livelihoods for local workers.