ID Energy Group operates a sophisticated portfolio of five solar power installations whose energy output consistently exceeds onsite requirements even excluding minimal self-consumption (approximately 0.5%). During peak generation hours, the surplus clean electricity is fed directly into the national grid, supporting the replacement of fossil fuel–based power generation across Hungary.

This substitution effect is quantified using the rigorous Mitigia CARBON Zrt. methodology, which assigns a correlation coefficient specific to the mitigation period, representing the strength of “displacement impact” i.e., how each kilowatt-hour of green electricity offsets fossil energy on the grid.

In 2024 alone, these uncontracted, unsold green electricity volumes amounted to 6,613,255 kWh. Under the Mitigia Carbon Credit Issuance Program, this clean energy surplus translates into Voluntary Carbon Units (VCUs), generated with consistent methodology, standardized calculation, legal alignment, and verification.

For ID Energy Group, delivering more than solar power was the starting point. By converting excess renewable energy into  carbon credits, the company enables businesses to transparently offset emissions, enhance ESG performance, and actively participate in decarbonizing our energy system.

Since the end of the 2024 monitoring period, the project has entered its next phase. ID Energy Group has further expanded its renewable energy portfolio with additional solar power installations, increasing both generation capacity and system-level impact. At the same time, mitigia’s measurement, monitoring, and verification framework continues uninterrupted, ensuring that newly generated surplus electricity is consistently captured, assessed, and translated into carbon credits. This ongoing expansion reflects a long-term commitment to scaling real, grid-connected renewable impact turning continuous clean energy production into a growing contribution to measurable decarbonization.