AREAS OF ACTIVITY

Biogas power plants	Exclusively organic waste is used. The decomposition of waste occurs under the influence of bacteria belonging to two large families: acidogenic and methanogenic...	Read
GASIFIERS	This is the gasification of wood chips in a gas generator with the release of wood biogas and its subsequent combustion in an internal combustion engine.	Read
WIND POWER PLANTS	A wind power plant (WPP) operates using a wind turbine (WTP) and converts the mechanical energy of the wind into electrical energy.	Read
SOLAR POWER PLANTS	A solar power plant (SPP) is an engineering structure that converts solar radiation energy into electrical energy.	Read
WASTE MANAGEMENT	A set of measures aimed at the proper collection, removal, sorting, processing and disposal of waste.	Read
ENERGY EFFICIENCY	Manufacture and supply of energy-efficient equipment, economizers and heat recovery units	Read
ECOLOGY	Climate change is one of the most serious challenges facing human civilization today. International UN experts have concluded that human activity is causing global climate change.	Read
CLIMATE CHANGE	Global climate change is one of the most pressing environmental problems facing humanity. According to forecasts from leading international scientific centers for climate research,...	Read
CONSULTING SERVICES	The new legislation provides the consumer with the opportunity to independently purchase electricity under bilateral agreements, establish their own electricity production and other areas of development. ...	Read

Renewable energy is a separate major area of energy that combines the use of solar, wind, water, as well as biomass and biogas.

The main difference between renewable energy and other types is that energy sources are not destroyed during use, such as coal or peat, which we are actively extracting to generate energy now, but are gradually replenished or, in general, completely restored naturally.

The development of renewable energy is of great importance for the future of humanity, because combustible minerals will sooner or later be exhausted. According to some reports, in just 100 years, coal, peat and oil deposits may run out completely. Therefore, the development of renewable energy is a key issue for the world today. And by 2040, it is planned that up to 40% of the world's electricity will be generated from alternative sources.

However, in addition to the depletion of the earth's subsoil, there is also an environmental reason why it is necessary to switch to renewable energy sources, since environmental pollution by harmful emissions and production waste has already reached its peak.

In contrast, renewable energy sources are safe for the environment, their use does not have a negative impact on nature.

The production capacity of installations in the world that operate on renewable sources is 1/4 of the total amount of energy produced at nuclear power plants. If we compare the development of electricity from alternative sources in 2004 and today, its amount has increased by more than 50%!

More than ten million people around the world use energy installations that operate from renewable sources. And more than 25 million people in rural areas use biogas and solar installations for cooking.