Sustainable development is more than a promise, it’s our business model
The energy transition is an unavoidable reality. There is an urgent need to act, but good intentions aren’t enough: Whatever is sustainable must also be profitable, which is why investments devoted to transforming a company’s energy model must earn a return.
With our technical and financial expertise, we assist each client in a realistic, effective, committed transition, so that it can focus on its development in confidence.
This is our mission.
Otmane Hajji, President of GreenYellow
This is true in Madagascar, where we operate the largest solar plant in the Indian Ocean. By organizing educational tours, inviting local farmers to a "grass day” where they can use our land to feed their livestock, and collecting and redistributing clothing, shoes, and school supplies, we give back to the community. This is also the case in Brazil, the second country where GreenYellow set up shop, where we have partnered with PUR Project to reforest the banks of the São Francisco River near the Amazon.
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taught about renewables and sustainable development