Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. greenenergy has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

greenenergy Sustainability Profile

Sustainability Summary

This is an unclaimed profile. greenenergy has not joined Sustainability Tracker to verify their sustainability credentials. We gathered what we could from public sources.

What do our labels mean?

Ever-Green Energy presents itself as a community energy system developer and manager focused on sustainability, energy efficiency, decarbonization, and transparent ESG reporting. Its ESG framework is based on a formal company ESG Policy and annual reporting aligned with GRI Standards. The company says it works with operational partners and local communities to improve operations and support low-carbon energy systems. GreenEnergy GPO provides support for businesses seeking climate impact through Renewable Energy Certificates, Carbon Offsets, Energy Attribute Certificates, and advisory services related to decarbonization and ESG objectives.

About greenenergy

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Unverified

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Employees
25 - 100

Country
Costa Rica

greenenergy Sustainability Actions

Published 2024 ESG report

Ever-Green’s 2024 environmental, social, and governance (ESG) report highlights the company’s commitment to accountability and transparency by providing key ESG metrics for the systems it develops and operates. The latest metrics are for the reporting period January 2024 – December 2024.

Formally adopted ESG Policy

Ever-Green formally adopted a company ESG Policy that serves as the foundation for future company actions and guides annual reporting of ESG metrics. The policy is shaped by employees, board of directors, customers, and the communities served.

Installed geothermal wells

At Oberlin College, Ever-Green helped complete the installation of 850 geothermal wells and a steam to hot water conversion for a century-old system. The geothermal system is being commissioned and serving the campus with carbon neutral heating and cooling.

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Commissioned district energy systems

Ever-Green welcomed the operation of district energy systems at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities and the Hennepin County Energy Center in its areas of responsibility during the year.

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Broke ground on ATES project

In October, Ever-Green broke ground on one of the first commercial aquifer thermal energy storage (ATES) projects in the US at The Heights, a Saint Paul Port Authority brownfield redevelopment in East Saint Paul. When completed, the 112-acre mixed-use redevelopment will bring 1,000 new housing units and 1,000 living wage jobs to the community.

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greenenergy Sustainability Commitments

2025

Continue materiality work

Ever-Green says it will continue to work with partners to find technically and financially feasible solutions that drive advancement and decarbonization of the systems on which it works.

2025

Pursue waste heat capture

District Energy St. Paul completed a feasibility study that considers the integration of heat captured from Minnesota’s largest wastewater treatment plant. With partners at the Metropolitan Council and the City of Saint Paul, the team will continue to look for funding opportunities to implement this approach to supply customers with carbon free heating.

2025

Continue pro bono consulting

In partnership with Second Nature, Ever-Green’s team will continue to provide pro bono consulting services to Penn State – Harrisburg to evaluate the current conditions for incorporating biomass into the campus energy system.