Accelerating the Energy Transition
We are pioneering the pathway from coal to clean energy by securing major coal reserves that would have been mined for decades, and locking them in the ground permanently undisturbed.
We convert the significant emissions avoided by preventing the extraction and burning of coal into high integrity carbon credits. These credits power our onward investments into renewable energy projects and social impact programmes that work together to support livelihoods and elevate living standards.
What we do
We identify commercially viable thermal coal reserves that have a credible pathway to extraction and combustion in the absence of intervention.
Each opportunity is assessed against technical, economic, legal, regulatory and market criteria to determine whether the coal reserve can qualify for development under our Coal Abatement for the Energy Transition methodology.
We work with asset owners and local partners to establish the project, demonstrate commercial viability and define the credible baseline scenario.
Independent technical evidence, recognised reserve reporting standards and project-specific Modifying Factors are used to establish the coal that would reasonably have been extracted and combusted in the absence of the project.
We establish an enforceable legal barrier that prevents the qualifying coal reserve from being extracted for at least 100 years or in perpetuity.
The project is then developed and independently validated under our Coal Abatement for the Energy Transition methodology, with safeguards covering additionality, permanence, leakage, environmental integrity and the just transition.
The emissions avoided by preventing the extraction and combustion of the coal are conservatively quantified, with market leakage and uncertainty accounted for
Emission reductions are independently verified and carbon credits are issued ex-post, based on demonstrated and monitored climate impact.
Carbon revenues help turn avoided coal extraction into lasting economic and social impact.
A defined share of carbon credit revenue is reinvested into initiatives supporting the energy transition and just transition — including renewable energy, energy security, employment and community development.
Under the methodology, projects must reinvest at least 5% of gross realised carbon credit revenue, allocated 60% to renewable energy initiatives and 40% to just-transition initiatives, with implementation and expenditure independently monitored.
Our responsibility does not end when credits are issued.
Projects are subject to ongoing monitoring and verification covering continued non-extraction, the legal protection of the coal reserve, baseline assumptions, market leakage, revenue safeguards, employment, environmental indicators and sustainable-development outcomes.
Long-term monitoring helps ensure the climate benefit remains durable and transparent.
What we do
We identify commercially viable thermal coal reserves that have a credible pathway to extraction and combustion in the absence of intervention.
Each opportunity is assessed against technical, economic, legal, regulatory and market criteria to determine whether the coal reserve can qualify for development under our Coal Abatement for the Energy Transition methodology.
We work with asset owners and local partners to establish the project, demonstrate commercial viability and define the credible baseline scenario.
Independent technical evidence, recognised reserve reporting standards and project-specific Modifying Factors are used to establish the coal that would reasonably have been extracted and combusted in the absence of the project.
We establish an enforceable legal barrier that prevents the qualifying coal reserve from being extracted for at least 100 years or in perpetuity.
The project is then developed and independently validated under our Coal Abatement for the Energy Transition methodology, with safeguards covering additionality, permanence, leakage, environmental integrity and the just transition.
The emissions avoided by preventing the extraction and combustion of the coal are conservatively quantified, with market leakage and uncertainty accounted for
Emission reductions are independently verified and carbon credits are issued ex-post, based on demonstrated and monitored climate impact.
Carbon revenues help turn avoided coal extraction into lasting economic and social impact.
A defined share of carbon credit revenue is reinvested into initiatives supporting the energy transition and just transition — including renewable energy, energy security, employment and community development.
Under the methodology, projects must reinvest at least 5% of gross realised carbon credit revenue, allocated 60% to renewable energy initiatives and 40% to just-transition initiatives, with implementation and expenditure independently monitored.
Our responsibility does not end when credits are issued.
Projects are subject to ongoing monitoring and verification covering continued non-extraction, the legal protection of the coal reserve, baseline assumptions, market leakage, revenue safeguards, employment, environmental indicators and sustainable-development outcomes.
Long-term monitoring helps ensure the climate benefit remains durable and transparent.
Our Founders’ Story
TransEnergy Global was founded with a clear ambition: to challenge the conventional approach to the energy transition and create a commercially viable pathway for accelerating the transition away from coal to clean energy.
From the outset, our purpose has been to turn climate ambition into measurable action. Our methodology focuses on coal abatement for the energy transition with responsible transition of energy assets, creating high-integrity Energy Transition Credits while directing capital into renewable energy, just-transition initiatives, and the communities affected by the shift to a low-carbon economy.
What began as a shared vision is evolving into a platform and catalyst bringing together expertise across energy, carbon markets, finance, project development, and social impact.
Integrity, transparency, and impact remain fundamental to how we operate. We believe the energy transition must deliver more than carbon reductions: it must create enduring environmental, economic, and social value.
TransEnergy Global exists to help turn the retirement of legacy energy into the foundation for a cleaner and more equitable energy future.
