Standard Water Treatment Systems will follow a 4-step sanitation system:
1) Sand filtration
2) Active Carbon Filtration
3) UV Light Sterilization
4) Tank Storage
| PROJECT DEVELOPER |
EcoLinks
|
|---|---|
| METHODOLOGY | GS Methodology for emission reductions from safe drinking water supply |
| ANNUAL ESTIMATED CREDITS | 34,280 tCO₂e (Phase A+B = 300,000 tCO₂e 5 Years) |
| CREDITING PERIOD | Mar 25, 2025 — Mar 24, 2030 |
| FINANCIAL FIGURES | Phase A Investment: 1,564,313 M USD | Phase B Investment: 1,650,000 M USD |
| PROJECT STATUS | Gold Standard: Registered | Article 6: Letter of non-objection issued & LoA pending |
Rapid business growth based on technical, financial, marketing, and legal capabilities
A wealth of experience, knowledge, appropriate technology application and business operation efficiency
Far-reaching local and global networks for technical cooperation and funding
Win-win agreements with local stakeholders
EcoLinks specializes in renewable energy solutions, with solar infrastructure as its core business. The company also develops carbon offset projects, biofuel initiatives, and climate‑smart agriculture platforms.
By offering flexible financing models, bulk equipment procurement, and long‑term operation & maintenance services, EcoLinks ensures households, SMEs, and institutions can access clean energy with minimal upfront costs.
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Carbon offset projects reduce greenhouse gas emissions through initiatives like clean cookstoves and safe water systems. EcoLinks registers these projects under Gold Standard and Article 6 frameworks, generating verified carbon credits for investors and buyers.
Improved cookstoves reduce wood use by up to 30%, cut harmful smoke emissions by 60%, save families money, and help preserve forests. They also improve health outcomes by reducing indoor air pollution.
EcoLinks develops bioethanol from sweet sorghum, creating a sustainable energy source for clean cooking and fuel blending. This supports local farmers, promotes circular economies, and reduces reliance on fossil fuels.
All projects follow internationally recognized methodologies (Gold Standard, UNFCCC Article 6). They undergo independent validation and verification, ensuring transparency, measurable impact, and investor confidence
Interested partners and investors can connect through EcoLinks’ contact page. Opportunities include solar deployment, carbon credit offtake, biofuel development, and agriculture platform collaboration.
