Dutch technology company ASML made the project possible with crucial top-financing through a high impact renewable energy product called ECOHZ GO2, which combines the purchase of documented renewable power with the financing and building of new renewable power capacity.
When a business purchases GO2, they match the energy they consume with documented energy production from a renewable source with a direct contribution to the ECOHZ Renewable Energy Foundation. The Foundation identifies and lends money to renewable energy projects that are ready to be constructed but lack the final and crucial capital needed to initiate construction. When a company purchases GO2 for a partial or full years’ worth of electricity consumption, the company’s purchase will set into motion multiple investments in new renewable energy production.
“After the ECOHZ Foundation loan has been repaid from the income of the renewable power plant that was financed, the ECOHZ Foundation will once again lend the money ASML contributed to other renewable energy projects in need of financing” said Tom Lindberg, Managing Director of ECOHZ. “Based on the current financing models we are using, ASML’s single decision will result in the building of other renewable energy power plants in the future. We extrapolate that this system will by 2030 generate around 67 GWh. Sandvik is an example of how companies can easily contribute to renewable energy production and participate in the global energy transition”.
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