Renewable provenance: what tracking the kWh really means
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Renewable provenance: what tracking the kWh really means

"100% renewable-backed" only counts if the data holds up. Here is how FireHorse makes every kilowatt-hour traceable for ESG reporting.

Renewable, and provable

New Zealand's grid is already among the cleanest in the world — 94.5% of electricity came from renewables in the March 2026 quarter. FireHorse builds on that by sourcing 100% of delivered energy from on-site solar PV or certified renewable retail.

The difference that matters to a sustainability team is provenance: not just that the energy is renewable, but that you can prove it, per kWh, in an audit.

From generation to the point of need

Energy is generated or procured at renewable hubs, buffered in stationary battery storage, then dispatched to mobile charger packs. At each step the source and volume are tracked, so the kilowatt-hour delivered to a vehicle carries a verifiable chain back to its origin.

Reporting you can stand behind

That traceable data drops straight into ESG and emissions reporting. Instead of a blanket claim, you get line-item evidence — useful for tenders, disclosures and customers who now ask how your fleet is powered.

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