Green encyclopedia
What is a carbon footprint and how do you calculate it?
Carbon footprint, also known as 'ecological footprint' or 'carbon footprint', is a concept that has become one of the key indicators in the context of climate change and sustainable development. It represents the amount of greenhouse gases, mainly carbon dioxide (CO₂), emitted into the atmosphere as a result of human activities or production processes. The carbon footprint is a measure of the human impact on global warming and is an indicator of the impact of our activities on the planet. How do you calculate it and reduce it? Check out our guide!
What are power purchase agreements (PPA)? Who is this type of contract for in the green energy market?
Long-term contracts for the purchase of green energy is a solution that is gaining more and more supporters. It is a way out to meet the needs of modern entrepreneurs who are consciously building long-term corporate development strategies in the spirit of ESG and sustainability. What is worth knowing about this type of contract and is it suitable for your business?
What are photovoltaic energy stores and when is it worth investing in them?
With advances in technology and the growing demand for sustainable energy sources, energy storage facilities have become an indispensable part of energy systems. Such storage facilities are a step towards a sustainable energy future, where we can store the power of the sun, wind and other renewable energy sources to draw from them in the most efficient way. What else is worth knowing about energy storage?