Green investments

Design your investments with respect for the environment and efficient resource utilization

How to plan "green" investments?

Green investments are investments aimed at environmental protection and promoting sustainable development. They may include investments in:

  • renewable energy, such as photovoltaics, onshore and offshore wind turbines, geothermal power plants, and renewable bioenergy (from biomass) ;
  • efficient utilization of natural resources, such as adopting good water and energy management practices in buildings and incorporating technologies with low raw material and energy consumption;
  • sustainable mobility, for example, the development of public transportation networks, construction of bike paths, and support for electromobility;
  • environmental protection initiatives, such as the restoration of natural habitats, projects related to the reclamation of degraded areas, and the preservation of biodiversity;
  • waste management for the circular economy (dismantling, recycling, reuse);
  • new technologies characterized by lower emissions, combating climate change, and other environmentally friendly technologies;
  • innovative solutions for reducing CO2 emissions, such as thermal insulation;
  • sustainable agriculture, such as the development of organic cultivation methods, reduction in pesticide use, and other farming practices promoting effective natural resource management.

    We also recommend exploring subjects like ecodesign, environmental analyses, certifications, standards, and Environmental Product Declarations (EPD).

Planning a green investment requires:
  • Defining objectives;
  • Conducting an environmental analysis;
  • Examining the eco-character of alternative projects;
  • Selecting a "green" project;  
  • Financing the implementation of the green investment (EU grants);
  • Monitoring and evaluating the environmental impact of the completed investment;
  • Communicating the benefits arising from the green investment.