Garantie van Oorsprong Hollandse Wind energie

Dutch Wind SDE+

€12,10
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Garantie van Oorsprong Hollandse Wind energie

Dutch Wind SDE+

€12,10

Including VAT.

Hollandse Wind Guarantees of Origin (GOs) are digital certificates proving that your electricity comes from Dutch wind energy. Each certificate represents 1,000 kWh (1 MWh) of sustainable wind power. These GOs are ideal for companies and individuals who want to green their energy administration and specify the origin of their green electricity. Order easily online through our webshop.

How does it work?

Choosing green instead of grey electricity is merely an administrative process that VanHelder handles for you. The process is described below:

Step 1:
View the chosen technology and origin of the green electricity. 1 Guarantee of Origin equals 1,000 kWh.

Step 2:
Choose how many certificates (Guarantees of Origin) you wish to purchase.

Step 3:
Complete the payment.

Step 4:
After payment, VanHelder will contact you.

Step 5:
You will receive a certificate for the debited Guarantees of Origin.

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FAQ

What are Dutch wind GOs?

Dutch wind Guarantees of Origin (GOs) are certificates for electricity generated by wind turbines in the Netherlands. They prove that the energy is produced locally and sustainably.

Why do companies choose Dutch wind Guarantees of Origin?

Companies choose Dutch wind due to its local origin and strong contribution to the energy transition in the Netherlands.

Are Dutch wind GOs more expensive than other GOs?

Yes, Dutch wind Guarantees of Origin are usually more expensive due to limited availability and high demand.

How is the origin of wind Guarantees of Origin verified?

The origin is recorded in the Verticer register. This states exactly from which installation and location the power originates.

How many wind GOs do you need?

You need one Guarantee of Origin per 1,000 kWh of electricity consumption.

Are Dutch wind Guarantees of Origin suitable for ESG reporting?

Yes, they are widely used for ESG and CO₂ reporting due to their transparent and local origin.