Generate carbon credits based on

green energy investments

 

THE PROBLEM

Why clean energy needs support to deliver real impact?

Achieving national and global climate goals requires a drastic reduction in CO₂ emissions, which can only be accomplished through a large-scale transition to renewable energy. However, despite growing awareness and technological maturity, two major obstacles continue to hinder the full potential of green energy

1. Green energy production alone is not enough

While solar, wind, hydro, and other renewable sources offer clean and sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels, their deployment is often limited by economic and practical constraints. Large-scale solar parks or wind farms require significant capital investment, and without additional incentives, many projects struggle to demonstrate short-term profitability.

Furthermore, while these energy sources are carbon-neutral during operation, the impact of their contribution to overall emission reduction is not always captured or monetized. As a result, developers and investors often miss out on the opportunity to generate additional value from the environmental benefits they provide.

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2. Intermittency and grid integration remain critical challenges

Unlike fossil fuels, renewable energy production is not constant—solar depends on sunlight, wind is unpredictable, and hydro can be seasonal. This intermittency creates major problems for grid stability and leads to situations where excess energy is wasted, or worse, renewable potential is curtailed due to storage limitations.

Without adequate energy storage solutions, even the cleanest energy cannot be fully utilized. The lack of integrated storage infrastructure means that renewable energy is often unavailable when demand is high, resulting in fallback to fossil-based sources — effectively undoing the progress made.

In short, while we know how to produce clean energy, we are still failing to capture its full climate impact and financial value.

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THE SOLUTION

Carbon credits from renewable energy production

Mitigia provides a scalable, technology-driven solution to this problem by turning renewable energy production and storage into carbon credit-generating assets. This allows project developers, manufacturers, and investors to not only reduce emissions, but also create new revenue streams from their climate-positive actions.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

The generation process

Carbon credit generation happens automatically via our Digital MRV software. The stages of the generation process are as follows:

  • Determining the carbon footprint of the avoided condition. Capturing the "dirty power" operation of the electricity grid: calculating carbon emission data and thus estimating the avoided carbon footprint as accurately as possible.

  • Determining the carbon footprint of the target state. Accurate determination of the new carbon footprint, after the green energy has been loaded into the grid.

  • Calculating the carbon gain. Determining the carbon emission reduction between the target and avoided state.

  • Credit conversion. Generation of Voluntary Carbon Units (VCUs) based on carbon gains.
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GREEN ENERGY

Monetizing off-grid renewable energy production

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USE CASES
What types of operations are eligible for credit generation?

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Renewable Energy Production

Operating solar parks, wind farms, hydroelectric plants, or other installations that generate electricity exclusively from renewable sources.

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Energy storage systems

Installing and operating battery storage or other energy storage technologies that store renewable electricity and feed it into the grid when needed, displacing fossil-based energy use.

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THE VERIFICATIONS

For each of our methodologies

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POST FINANCING OF INVESTMENTS IN GREEN ENERGY PRODUCTION BY ISSUING CARBON CREDITS

This verification proves that our know-how is in line with the BSI standards and the GHG protocol, following the recommendations set in the Core Carbon Principles by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market.

Above this it complies with the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification requirements, thus enables our Partners to generate high-integrity carbon credits with their solar or wind power plants.

Date of voluntary registration: 9th July 2024 | No. of carbon market verification: 012417 | No. of carbon market verification: GCH-EMP-80712

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POST FINANCING OF ENERGY STORAGE INVESTMENTS BY ISSUING CARBON CREDITS

Our carbon credit generation know-how designed for energy storage builders is certified to be in line with the BSI standards and the Quality Grid-balancing Storage Standard, and follows the recommendations set in the Core Carbon Principles by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market.

Above this it complies with the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification requirements, thus enables our Partners to generate high-integrity carbon credits.

Date of voluntary registration: 11th December 2024 | No. of voluntary registration: 013041 | No. of carbon market verification: GCH-EMP-81211

CERTIFICATION

Issuing carbon credits with green EV charging networks

Compliance certificate for mitigia's carbon credit generation methodology for green charge point operators

Our second methodology, that refers to carbon credit issuance by green electricity powered EV charge points, has been verified by the independent sustainability project auditor, Green Cross Hungary, just like our fleet electrification monetization know-how.

These certifications prove that our know-hows are designed in a way to be line with the BSI standards and the GHG protocol, following the recommendations set in the Core Carbon Principles by the Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market, and complying with the Monitoring, Reporting and Verification requirements, thus enables our Partners to generate high-integrity carbon credits.