Connecting subsurface insight, industrial opportunity and carbon assessment to help public and private organisations make informed project decisions.
CRETA brings geological understanding into the assessment of energy resources, infrastructure and decarbonisation opportunities.
Geological interpretation, integration of well and geophysical data, conceptual models, resource screening and identification of the uncertainties that shape an investment or design decision.
Typical outputs: resource assessment, data-gap register and exploration priorities.
Evaluation of thermal resources and the potential to repurpose existing wells, supported by reservoir understanding, well-condition review and the requirements of the intended application.
Baseline definition, comparison of energy and emissions scenarios, technical feasibility and monitoring requirements to support a justified sequence of project improvements.
Typical outputs: options appraisal, carbon baseline and implementation priorities.
We help government entities, public asset owners and private developers define a credible route from a decarbonisation opportunity to engagement with appropriate carbon-market institutions.
Our advisory role is to map the relevant organisations, assess readiness, prepare the technical information and support introductions and coordination under an agreed mandate. The route depends on the project, jurisdiction and applicable programme.
Establish whether a project has a plausible crediting pathway and what needs to be resolved before committing to development and assurance costs.
Deliverable: readiness assessment and phased qualification plan.
Prepare organisations for productive engagement with programme operators, registries, independent validation and verification bodies, specialist advisers and relevant market participants.
Deliverable: stakeholder map, engagement brief and coordinated technical responses.
Organise the evidence needed for independent carbon-quality assessment or rating where relevant to the project and its intended market.
Deliverable: evidence dossier, risk register and improvement roadmap.
Identify a suitable route and confirm what needs further investigation.
Develop the baseline, monitoring plan and supporting documentation.
Coordinate validation and programme submission where applicable.
Support monitoring, reporting and independent verification.
Support issuance requests and market engagement where eligible.
CRETA provides advisory and coordination services. Independent bodies determine validation, verification and ratings; programme operators determine registration and credit issuance. Eligibility, approval, sale and revenue are not guaranteed.
We help industrial organisations evaluate carbon capture, recovery and conversion opportunities—connecting the source stream with a technically suitable process and a realistic product market.
Assess flow, concentration and impurities; compare capture and conditioning requirements; examine energy, water, transport and integration needs; and evaluate product specifications and potential offtake.
Carbon recovered is not automatically carbon avoided. Assess net life-cycle effects, energy inputs, carbon retention and end-of-life release before making climate claims.
Compare a defined baseline with a project scenario for geothermal heating and cooling, waste-heat recovery or geothermal electricity. Change the assumptions to see what drives the result.
Illustrative values only. Inputs are examples, not CRETA performance claims or a country-specific emissions factor. Replace them with project data. All calculations stay in your browser.
Same annual useful heating and cooling demand in both scenarios. Electrically driven baseline and project systems.
tCO₂e / year · operational screening
A scenario estimate, not verified savings, a carbon rating or issued credits. Results can show an emissions increase when project energy use or other emissions exceed the baseline.
All energy inputs are annual. MWhₜₕ denotes thermal energy; MWhₑ denotes electricity. The same grid factor applies to both scenarios. Negative reductions are displayed as increases. Percentage change is undefined when baseline emissions are zero.
HVAC modes compare equal useful heating and cooling services and cover the selected systems only, not whole-building performance or green-building certification. Agriculture mode applies to an equivalent thermal service; it is not a model of crop yield, evaporative cooling or passive earth–air systems. Generation modes assume no additional fuel or upstream production is induced by the project; quantify such changes separately if present.
Construction, drilling, equipment manufacture, full supply chains, crediting leakage and broader life-cycle effects are excluded. This simplified comparison is neither a complete GHG inventory nor a carbon-credit methodology. Do not sum overlapping scenarios or claim reductions already allocated to another party. Shared heat and power outputs require a separate allocation assessment.
General accounting reference: GHG Protocol Scope 2 Guidance ↗. Project crediting requires separate eligibility and methodology review.
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Resource evaluation, technical design and environmental responsibility inform each other. Explore the services that support the next stage of your project.
From reservoir understanding and well opportunities to heating, cooling and power applications.
Baseline studies, stakeholder considerations, impact assessment and management measures for responsible development.
University collaboration, Living Labs and field evaluation to examine technical and operational questions.
These sources provide background to accounting, project development and CO₂ utilisation. Their inclusion does not imply affiliation, endorsement or accreditation.
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