Emission Reduction & Avoidance
Emission Reduction & Avoidance
Providing clean energy in India’s Rajasthan region
Rajasthan, India
Rajasthan, India
Low
Low
Low
Moderate
Moderate
Moderate
High
High
High
Very High
Very High
Very High
Carbon Impact
Carbon Impact
Carbon Impact
Measures the project's effectiveness in removing or avoiding CO₂
Measures the project's effectiveness in removing or avoiding CO₂
Co-benefits
Co-benefits
Co-benefits
Assesses the positive impact on biodiversity, local communities, and ecosystem resilience.
Assesses the positive impact on biodiversity, local communities, and ecosystem resilience.
Data Transparency & Governance
Data Transparency & Governance
Data Transparency & Governance
Evaluates project accountability, monitoring accuracy, and the reliability of reported outcomes.
Evaluates project accountability, monitoring accuracy, and the reliability of reported outcomes.
Dries Grasveld
Head of Climate Projects
Let's schedule a short chat to see how we can help you.
Overview
Update 2021
Why this project?
The objective of this project is the development, design, engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance of the Enercon Wind Farm in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Through this project, reliable, renewable power is provided to the Rajasthan state electricity grid, which is part of the Northern regional electricity grid. The project harnesses renewable resources in the region, and thereby displaces nonrenewable natural resources, ultimately leading to sustainable economic and environmental development.
Carbon impact
This project aims to produce electricity using renewable wind energy, reducing the release of harmful greenhouse gases into the environment. It is estimated that the project will prevent approximately 63,154 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, which would have been produced by traditional fossil fuel power plants in the absence of this project. Instead of relying on these polluting sources, the project utilizes Wind Energy Converters (WECs) to generate electricity without emissions. In summary, the project helps protect the environment by replacing the need for fossil fuel-based power generation with clean and sustainable wind energy, reducing the impact of climate change.
Co-benefits
The project brings benefits to the local community by creating jobs for small shops and construction workers while improving connectivity to nearby towns. Additionally, water availability has increased, with tube wells 3 km away, easily accessible. Safety measures are in place, with no accidents reported. There are no noise disturbances, and the project site is distant from local homes. In 2004, a school was reconstructed by the project developer in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and they will consider the community's needs, including education and opportunities for women, in future development work. In terms of biodiversity, the project doesn't disrupt cattle grazing, as no boundary walls block their access to grazing and water, and bird migration patterns are unaffected.
Project Gallery
Location
Project Partner
This project is verified by Gold Standard. The Gold Standard was established in 2003 by WWF and other international NGO’s. It is a voluntary carbon offset program focused on progressing the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and ensuring that project’s benefit their neighboring communities. The certification mark is awarded and managed by the Gold Standard Foundation, a non-profit foundation.
United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals
Through this project renewable energy is provided to the Rajasthan state electricity grid.
The project brings benefits to the local community by creating jobs for small shops and construction workers while improving connectivity to nearby towns.
The project will prevent an estimated 63,154 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, which would have been produced by traditional fossil fuel power plants in the absence of this project.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Project Highlights
Project Gallery
Location
Project Partner
SDG's
Overview
Update 2021
Why this project?
The objective of this project is the development, design, engineering, procurement, construction, and maintenance of the Enercon Wind Farm in the Indian state of Rajasthan. Through this project, reliable, renewable power is provided to the Rajasthan state electricity grid, which is part of the Northern regional electricity grid. The project harnesses renewable resources in the region, and thereby displaces nonrenewable natural resources, ultimately leading to sustainable economic and environmental development.
Carbon impact
This project aims to produce electricity using renewable wind energy, reducing the release of harmful greenhouse gases into the environment. It is estimated that the project will prevent approximately 63,154 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, which would have been produced by traditional fossil fuel power plants in the absence of this project. Instead of relying on these polluting sources, the project utilizes Wind Energy Converters (WECs) to generate electricity without emissions. In summary, the project helps protect the environment by replacing the need for fossil fuel-based power generation with clean and sustainable wind energy, reducing the impact of climate change.
Co-benefits
The project brings benefits to the local community by creating jobs for small shops and construction workers while improving connectivity to nearby towns. Additionally, water availability has increased, with tube wells 3 km away, easily accessible. Safety measures are in place, with no accidents reported. There are no noise disturbances, and the project site is distant from local homes. In 2004, a school was reconstructed by the project developer in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, and they will consider the community's needs, including education and opportunities for women, in future development work. In terms of biodiversity, the project doesn't disrupt cattle grazing, as no boundary walls block their access to grazing and water, and bird migration patterns are unaffected.
Project Gallery
Location
Project Partner
This project is verified by Gold Standard. The Gold Standard was established in 2003 by WWF and other international NGO’s. It is a voluntary carbon offset program focused on progressing the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and ensuring that project’s benefit their neighboring communities. The certification mark is awarded and managed by the Gold Standard Foundation, a non-profit foundation.
United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals
Through this project renewable energy is provided to the Rajasthan state electricity grid.
The project brings benefits to the local community by creating jobs for small shops and construction workers while improving connectivity to nearby towns.
The project will prevent an estimated 63,154 tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, which would have been produced by traditional fossil fuel power plants in the absence of this project.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Project Highlights
Project Gallery
Location
Project Partner
SDG's
Other projects
Are you ready to support Climate Projects?
Join 200+ companies making impact with Regreener
Are you ready to support Climate Projects?
Join 200+ companies making impact with Regreener