transactions we have acquired assets with 1.7GW of generation capacity. In doing
so, we have developed an unparalleled level of expertise that has allowed us to showcase the potential of renewable investment to the very large global community of infrastructure investors. Given the importance of continuous investment to creating a sustainable energy mix, this is among the most significant things we can do as a firm to contribute to the health of the environment.
Finally, it is important to note that addressing the planet’s environmental
challenges will require more than just renewable energy investment. It will, for example, require a much more universal acceptance of the need for sustainable business practices, which are today addressed under the catch-all “ESG” (Environmental, Social and Governance).
At Terra Firma we have acknowledged this and keep working to reduce our impact on the environment and also encourage others to do the same. As a firm, we challenge our portfolio
companies to maintain the highest sustainability criteria and make an effort to be completely carbon neutral. For example, we take steps to reduce unnecessary travel and offset our emission footprint by purchasing quality carbon credits. We also aim to support projects with environmental and social outputs, such as the Darfur Low Smoke Stoves Project, which supports the use of liquid propane gas stoves to replace wood burning stoves, together with wind and small hydro generation schemes in India and Turkey.
We don’t predict energy savings at iVolt -we prove them
...and we’re the only voltage optimisation manufacturer who can.
For a site survey, and to measure potential savings: contact us now on 08450 75 85 80 or e-mail
sales@iVoltsystems.co.uk or visit us at
www.iVoltsystems.co.uk
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