Renewable Energy

Take action that creates a long-term positive impact. Discover renewable energy projects that your organization can support to meet your sustainability goals. Every renewable energy project we develop puts local communities at the fore and meets one or more of the leading carbon standards to bring real, enduring change that goes beyond business as usual. Whether you are looking to meet your climate contribution goals, offset Scope 1, 2 or Scope 3 emissions, accelerate the energy transition with solar, wind, or biofuel production, make your supply chain more resilient, improve the health of your suppliers and their families, or more, transform your brand’s values into action in the communities where you do business.

Learn about Native’s renewable energy projects below. You can also contact us to discuss how we can work together toward your renewable energy goals.

Madagascar Solar and Efficient Cookstoves
From Waste to Fuel: Improving Agriculture and Livelihoods in East Africa^HB
From Waste to Fuel: Improving Agriculture and Livelihoods in Mexico^HB
Crow Lake Wind Project
Totten Solar Project^HB
Strobus Solar Project^HB
Blue Prairie Solar Project^HB
Forest City Solar Project^HB
Indiana School Wind Project: Phase II ^HB

Wind energy saves money and provides hands-on training at Indiana schools. Carbon Model: Help Build™ Carbon Project Type: Wind Energy Location: Northern Indiana, U.S. Volume: 39,000 metric tonnes Standard: Verified Carbon Standard Project Details Reeling from the recession and increased energy costs, school administrators in Indiana sought ways to stretch budgets and keep […]
Capricorn Ridge Wind Project

Location: Coke County, TX Project Start Date: 2008 Standard: Verified Carbon Standard (VCS) Project Owner: NextEra Energy Resources Capacity: 662.5 MW Project Details NativeEnergy worked with NextEra, one of the largest wind energy developers in the US, to utilize carbon offset revenues to help accelerate the development of wind projects. The Capricorn Ridge Wind Project was the first wind project […]