Accelerate the energy transition with transparent green choices
The energy transition is in full swing. To combat climate change and reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, we are increasingly switching to sustainable sources like solar and wind power. But how do you really know where your energy comes from and how you can influence it?
With **Guarantees of Origin (GOs)**, you can make your energy consumption transparent and greener. A GO is an official digital certificate, issued by Verticer, that proves electricity has been generated from renewable sources such as solar, wind, biomass, or hydropower. One certificate is equivalent to 1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of sustainably generated electricity.
Why green with GOs?
In practice, green electricity from the socket is always a mix of different sources. With Guarantees of Origin (GOs), you consciously choose to support sustainable generation. This encourages investments in renewable energy and directly contributes to the further sustainability of the energy system.
Clear about green, you choose
At VanHelder, we believe that transparency and freedom of choice are essential in the energy transition. Instead of an energy supplier dictating how your electricity is greened, with us, you choose the origin and technology of your GOs yourself. Do you opt for Dutch wind energy, European hydropower, or solar energy from your own country? The choice is yours.
Through our webshop, you can easily order the number of certificates that match your energy consumption. We handle the redemption, and you receive an official proof of greening.
You don't have to switch energy suppliers to become more sustainable. With GOs from VanHelder, you administratively green your energy consumption while maintaining complete control over your choices. Would you prefer to have everything under one roof? Then VanHelder is the right place for you. We are happy to help you with a suitable offer for both supply and greening.
Do you already generate your own energy?
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