ECOLOCAP BUSINESS MODEL – A DEEP COMMITMENT TO MAXIMIZE ITS STAKEHOLDERS BENEFITS
EcoloCap’s business model reflects the company’s vision and understanding of the new market under Kyoto. The model is flexible and perfectly aligned with the carbon project cycle, thus guaranteeing maximal returns not only at the end of the project cycle when the CER is certified and issued but also at various key check points in earlier stages of the process. This ensures faster cashing of the carbon commodity.
EcoloCap works in close partnership with stakeholders such as landowners, engineering firms, community groups, host countries, investors, markets, etc., and ensures that its human capital is available where it counts to lock forward value while, at the same time, reducing inherent risks. Its networking team present in host countries and where carbon projects are validated and CERs are issued facilitates the certification process and make sure that it is done in the most efficient and rapid manner. This team works closely with the expert team present on project sites in order to deliver maximum amounts of carbon credits possible from each project and hence maximize investor’s revenues.
EcoloCap assesses the commercial viability of each project and engages in project development yielding high carbon contents. The Company targets critically important economic areas where it can (1) maximize the quantities of its carbon credits created, (2) maximize the use of its resources in the most efficient way, (3) rapidly create synergies conducing to large economies of scale and (4) solidify its key competitive advantages:
The Valorisation of Methane Gas from landfills Methane Gas (CH4) is 21 times more harmful to the environment than Carbon Dioxide (CO2). Unless the emissions from landfills, mines and other sources of methane are controlled, it is emitted to the atmosphere, thereby contributing to further global climate deterioration. Additional income can be generated with the potential for electricity generation or other uses for the methane gas.
Hydro Power Development
Important measures are being taken to continue improving energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions. It is estimated that, in Asia alone, thousand small to medium size Hydro Power and Wind Power projects will be developed in the next few years towards this end.
Biomass Valorisation
Concerns over pollution, air quality and the availability of gasoline have placed fuels obtained from biomass as a key alternative solution to environmental and energy problems. The market for biofuels is rapidly growing and becoming more diversified as the economic advantages of supplanting fossil diesel and gasoline with biofuels gains more and more acceptance worldwide.
Industrial Complex Improvement
Since the most attractive investments that EcoloCap wants to offer to its shareholders gravitate around robust plant economics, it integrates its extensive knowledge of engineering and financing to offer large scale solutions capable of generating large volumes of energy through the intelligent exploitation of combined new sources.
