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EKOenergy
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EKOenergy is a globally active nonprofit ecolabel for renewable energy (electricity, gas, and heat and cold). It is owned by the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation and managed in cooperation with other environmental NGOs.

Key facts

Organization.image
EKO symbol RGB.jpg
Organization.formation
2013
Organization.type
Nonprofit organization
Organization.purpose
Promotion of renewable energy, climate action, nature conservation
Organization.headquarters
Helsinki, Finland
Organization.coords
60.15315307591925, 24.87901093177771
Organization.language
English (+ provides services in more than 20 languages)
Organization.main_organ
EKOenergy's steering group, which reports to the Board of the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation
Organization.parent_organization
Finnish Association for Nature Conservation (Suomen luonnonsuojeluliitto ry)
Organization.name
EKOenergy
Organization.area_served
Worldwide

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Wikidata facts

Country
Finland
Headquarters
Helsinki
Official website
www.ekoenergy.org/fr
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inception
2013-00-00
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WikiProject Climate change
Commons category
EKOenergy

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Encyclopedic overview

15 sections
Contents
  • Awards and recognition
  • Label
  • Criteria of the ecolabel
  • Logo
  • Users of EKOenergy
  • Concrete results
  • Climate Fund
  • EKOenergy's Environmental Fund and nature conservation
  • EKOenergy mentioned by other environmental standards
  • LEED
  • Greenhouse Gas Protocol
  • Nordic Ecolabel
  • UN Report 2024
  • References
  • External links

EKOenergy is a globally active nonprofit ecolabel for renewable energy (electricity, gas, and heat and cold). It is owned by the Finnish Association for Nature Conservation and managed in cooperation with other environmental NGOs.

EKOenergy started in 2013 in Europe. Nowadays, EKOenergy-labelled energy is available worldwide. In 2022, the label was used in more than 70 countries. Its materials are available in more than 20 languages.

Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “EKOenergy” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.

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