This Gold Standard project, located in Namakkal, India, converts up to 120,000 tons/year of chicken litter and other industrial residues into renewable electricity. The project activity mitigates environmental and hygienic problems as well as supports regional smallholders to implement sustainable agriculture.

This is the first globally registered CDM project that generates electricity using waste heat flue gases that emanate from a steel plant. This project activity prevents thermal contamination, reduces greenhouse gases emissions as well as contributes to India's sustainable industrial growth.

This bundled wind power project has an installed capacity of 10.9 MW in the states of Maharashtra and Rajasthan, India. The annual estimated amount of greenhouse gases reductions obtained from the project activity is 17,321 t CO2e. Its developer is Gangamai Industries and Construction Limited.

This wind power project located in the village of Revangoan, India, has an installed capacity of 3.3 MW. The project not only lead to the reduction of CO2 emissions, but also has a positive impact in the local community. It improves the power availability and creates job opportunities.

This project activity generates electricity using waste heat flue gases that emanate from a small steel plant. Along the process, solid waste receives a proper management, coal is saved and thermal pollution is avoided. Besides, the project contributes to the sustainable industrial growth of India.

This wind power generation project has an installed capacity of 15 MW in Karnataka, India. The wind park will contribute to annual greenhouse gases emission reduction of 21,927.71 tCO2e. The project promoter is MMTC Limited, a major trading company of minerals, metals and fertilizers in Asia.

With over 50 years of experience, Transport Corporation of India Limited is the largest integrated supply chain and logistics solutions provider in India. In 2003, the company entered the energy sector looking to promote non-conventional energy means. Currently, it holds 11.50 MW windmills in Rajasthan and Maharashtra.

The purpose of the 10 MW bundled Luni – III & Luni – II hydroelectric projects is to generate clean electrical energy in a sustainable manner, optimizing the utilization of renewable hydro resource in order to meet the power demand in the state of Himachal Pradesh.