Introducing the Stung Tatay Hydro Project

Imagine providing power for the entire city of Savannah, Georgia, AND taking 120,000 cars off the roads each year. That’s exactly what the Stung Tatay Hydro Project is doing.

By generating 857,300 MWh of clean energy annually and reducing 563,074 tonnes of CO2 emissions, this project is fighting climate change while also fostering economic growth and creating jobs in Cambodia.

The Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project

The rainforest is often called the lungs of the Earth, producing 20% of the world's oxygen and housing countless species found nowhere else.

The Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo is saving nearly 250,000 hectares of vital rainforest, protecting endangered wildlife, and providing clean water, education, and healthcare to local communities.

Promotion of Renewable Energy in India

Imagine a child trying to complete their homework by candlelight, or a clinic without the electricity needed to power essential medical equipment. The absence of power creates obstacles that hold entire communities back from progress and a better future.

The CDM9416 initiative aims to change that across India by promoting renewable energy projects in wind and solar power.

The Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project

Picture a world without the majestic Asian elephant—one of the planet's most iconic animals.

The Southern Cardamom REDD+ Project in Cambodia is stepping up to protect both nature and communities. Spanning 445,339 hectares, this initiative safeguards habitats for endangered species like the Asian elephant while preventing 10 million tonnes of CO2 emissions.

The Sapphire Wind Farm in Pakistan

Frequent power outages and an overreliance on fossil fuels have long held Pakistan back. The Sapphire Wind Farm Project offers a hopeful solution.

Located in Sindh Province, this wind farm generates enough clean energy to power 150,000 households, easing the burden on families and ensuring that children can study without interruption.

Dapein Hydropower Project in Myanmar

Myanmar’s energy shortages have forced many families to rely on expensive and polluting fossil fuels just to meet basic needs.

The Dapein Hydropower Project aims to change this by generating more than 1,070,000 MWh of clean electricity and cutting over 400,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year. This project is helping build a more stable and sustainable future for Myanmar.

Introducing the Asahan Hydroelectric Power Plant

In North Sumatra, Indonesia, daily life is a constant challenge, with people forced to rely on expensive, polluting fuels just to cook or keep their homes lit. The Asahan Hydroelectric Power Plant is making a difference.

This 180 MW run-of-river project generates clean energy to power over a million households, reducing dependency on polluting fossil fuels and avoiding over 1 million tonnes of CO2 emissions annually.

The Khe Bo Hydropower Project in Vietnam

In rural Vietnam, limited electricity affects education, healthcare, and economic growth. The Khe Bo Hydropower Project in Nghe An Province aims to change that.

This 100 MW plant provides clean power to 200,000 households. And by cutting 240,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year and creating jobs, the project offers greater stability and opportunity for the community.