Cleaner and Cheaper Energy

Lower Costs, No Upfront Payment

Save on energy bills with cleaner, greener power—no setup fees, no hidden costs, just instant savings.

100% Renewable, 100% Reliable

Power your business with sustainable energy from solar farms and renewable parks, reducing your carbon footprint effortlessly.

Lock in Low Costs, Beat Inflation

Our Renewable Assets helps businesses hedge against inflation by providing stable, lower-cost energy, protecting against market volatility and rising electricity prices.

You're in Control with PPA: Clean Energy, Smart Savings

Renewable Attributes
Renewable Asset
Power
Electricity Grid
Power
You (Consumer)
PPA Price

Showing how you can benefit through The Estuary Project

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Hedge Against Inflation & Price Volatility

Secure a fixed energy price (lower than your current rate), protecting your business from rising electricity costs and future carbon tax increases.

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Significant Cost Savings

Lock in lower energy rates, beating wholesale electricity prices and reducing long-term energy costs.

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Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) Revenue

Generate additional financial benefits by monetising RECs, reducing overall energy expenses by 38CAD per MWH (value Feb 2025).

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No Infrastructure Investment Required

Access clean solar energy without needing on-site infrastructure—energy is sold into the grid, and businesses benefit through a Virtual PPA (VPPA).

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Bankable & Secure Settlement Solutions

In collaboration with NRG, Gowling, and BrC, the Estuary Project provides secure, bankable financial structuring, ensuring reliable energy procurement.

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ESG & Sustainability Compliance

Meet corporate sustainability goals by reducing carbon emissions and supporting renewable energy adoption.

Global Impact

Secure low-cost, fixed-rate renewable energy to hedge against price volatility and carbon taxes. Our Renewable Assets help businesses cut costs, meet ESG goals, and ensure long-term energy stability—without upfront investment.

250mw

Total installed

1GW

Transaction Value

11

Buying Groups Created

2.2 MWp

US

2.2 MWp

England

2.2 MWp

Europe

2.2 MWp

Australia

Meet the Team

Our team members make moves

Daniel
CEO
Daniel@geko.energy
Roman
CRO
Roman@geko.energy
David
CTO
David@geko.energy
Harry
COO
Harry@geko.energy

Got questions?
We've got answers.

How does purchasing energy from a renewable source work?

When you purchase energy from a renewable asset, you typically enter into a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) or Virtual Power Purchase Agreement (VPPA). These agreements allow you to lock in a fixed rate for electricity generated by a wind or solar farm, ensuring price stability and long-term savings.

Do I need to install solar panels or wind turbines on my property?

No. With a PPA or VPPA, you purchase energy from an off-site renewable asset, meaning no need for on-site infrastructure or maintenance. Your business continues receiving power as usual from the grid while benefiting from renewable energy pricing.

Will my business still have reliable power?

Yes. Your business will continue to receive power from the grid as normal. A renewable energy agreement affects pricing and sustainability benefits but does not impact reliability.

What are the benefits of buying renewable energy?

Cost Savings: Guarantee lower, more predictable energy rates.

Price Stability: Hedge against rising and volatile energy prices.

Sustainability Goals: Gain REC's you can use to increase your savings.

Brand Reputation: Demonstrate environmental responsibility to customers, investors, and stakeholders.

What’s the difference between a PPA and a VPPA?

PPA (Power Purchase Agreement): The renewable energy provider delivers power directly to your business through the grid.

VPPA (Virtual Power Purchase Agreement): You financially support renewable energy production and receive Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs), but your electricity still comes from your local provider. This offsets your carbon footprint while stabilizing costs.

How much can I save by switching to renewable energy?

Savings depend on market conditions and contract terms, but businesses often secure lower rates than standard utility prices, protecting against future cost increases.

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