Dynalec Renewable Energy

Dynalec specialises in the design and installation of renewable energy systems for the commercial sector, including solar, solar storage, non-export control devices, off-grid and solar hybrid systems. Our core technical team has extensive experience in the commercial industry, and is comprised of experienced electricians with Clean Energy Council accreditation and NSW and QLD electrical licenses .

Bio'R - 空气质量舒适度

BIO'R 通过其姊妹公司 NEW'R 从工业界诞生。我们独特的流程提供了一个以空气和水为必要资源的环保空调系统。我作为销售人员和经理的职业生涯让我结识了有远见的企业家。今天，建筑商、开发商、设计办公室、建筑师、安装人员正在倾听并寻找以生态方式进行空调的创新解决方案，同时也确保所有生活空间中的空气健康。全球变暖是显而易见的，但通过传统解决方案对其做出贡献明天将不再可能，所以让我们为我们的星球进行创新。

Alternative Energy Solutions

Engineering company Production of finished products for end users and reference designs for industrials Biogas and Natural gas : CHP biogas and natural gas biogas pretreatment line ( active carbon filters, gas dryer...) BioCNG MicroStation : micro station biogas upgrading Enery storage : lithium BMS lithium energy storage appliance SCADA : supervision and monitoring solutions for CHP and energy storage appliances

LG Electronics Solar Europe

LG Solar is transforming today's solar energy landscape, offering precision-manufactured and high-efficiency solar panels for customers who demand high performance, reliability and consistently strong energy yield from a brand they can trust.

The Association for Coastal Ecosystem Services

The Association for Coastal Ecosystem Services (ACES) is a Scottish registered charity set up with the aim of conserving coastal habitats in tropical regions whilst working towards alleviating poverty around such habitats. The mechanism for achieving this is through the use of payments for ecosystem services, primarily carbon based credit schemes. It's first pioneering project, a community based payment-for-ecosystem services conservation project called Mikoko Pamoja was set up by the communities of Gazi and Makongeni to conserve their nearby mangrove forests. In doing so, the carbon that has be stored as a result of these forests not being cut down, has meant that the communities are able to benefit from the sale of carbon credits, issued by the Plan Vivo Foundation, a third party, independent non-profit organization also based in Scotland. The money earned from these credits to date, has funded communal community development projects such as supplying new roofing materials for Gazi primary school and by paying for new books for the school of Macongeni Village. Through research and education, The Association for Coastal Ecosystem Services has assisted in building capacity for the project, in order to ensure its long-term persistence. Together with numerous research institutions and other non-profit organizations, ACES hopes Mikoko Pamoja can act as a model for a successful payments-for-ecosystems services project in East Africa, the first of its kind with a focus of mangrove conservation and poverty alleviation. We hope to expand our efforts in the future, with partners and private individuals who wish to contribute, making a difference for the people living in these volatile regions of the world, and the habitats that surround them.