By identifying affordable and practical green solutions, customers can benefit from improved reputation and closer relationship with customers who share common ethical values. Our market intelligence allows us to provide energy management and support services that are tailored to the energy needs and scale of individual companies. We believe that there is always a solution to any problem and continue to help businesses in the Baltic Region to manage energy problems and reduce energy expenditure.

Below is a brief overview of the clean energy sources that we provide advisory support for:

Wind

Windmills, wind turbines and wind pumps can be used to generate renewable electricity. Wind power equipment ranges from small water pumps and chargers (used to charge batteries in remote locations) to large, multi-megawatt wind turbines deployed in wind farms that supply power to the electricity grid. This equipment has been developed to provide a range of power outputs, from less than 100 W to 3 MW on land and up to 7 MW offshore. The overall reliability of the wind turbines is high: more than 97% availability is standard for modern turbines and modern machines are designed to have a service life of approximately 25 years. The turbines may have fixed or variable speed rotors, may have pitch or stall adjustment, or, for small turbines, they may have rolling rotor blades. When used to generate electricity, turbines can generate direct or alternating current.

Solar

The sun provides solar energy in the form of electromagnetic radiation (light, heat and ultraviolet). It may be used to capture thermal energy (photothermal) or create electricity by placing solar panels or collectors (photovoltaics). Solar energy has become one of the most efficient and cost-effective renewable energy sources as a result of technological advances. This limitless energy not only contributes to the world’s sustainable growth, but it also attracts investment, generates employment, and boosts the company’s competitiveness.

Biomass

Biomass is the term for substances which have grown from animal or vegetable matter. Energy from biomass fuels is renewable and can make significant greenhouse gas emissions savings compared to fossil fuels.

Biomass may be utilized to generate heat and electricity, production of alternative fuels, transportation fuels or biomethane. Logs, woodchip, and pellets are all types of wood fuel. The supply might come directly from forests, processing wastes, or wasted materials from other industries such as building. Crops developed for use in renewable energy technologies are becoming more essential in terms of sustainable development and agricultural diversity. Specially produced crops are utilized to make transportation biofuels and can also be used to make biogas. Biomass in wastes and leftovers can be used to generate energy in the commercial and industrial sectors. This comprises municipal garbage as well as commercial and industrial waste.