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Energy Improvement & Carbon Emission Reduction Programs

The joint venture with Anselm allows VITA to offer energy improvement programs and carbon emissions reduction services through the use of patented software.

Anselm is a Russian company that has developed a unique software solution for energy optimization and carbon emissions reduction. This software is based on a proprietary algorithm that allows for real-time monitoring and analysis of energy consumption and carbon emissions in industrial facilities, with the aim of identifying areas for optimization and reduction.

Through the joint venture, VITA has access to this technology and expertise, which enables us to offer our clients cutting-edge solutions for energy efficiency and sustainability. Our team of experts works closely with our clients to identify their specific energy and carbon reduction goals and develop customized solutions using the Anselm software.

This partnership allows us to provide a range of services to our clients, including energy audits, feasibility studies, design and implementation of energy improvement projects, and ongoing monitoring and reporting to ensure continued optimization and reduction of energy consumption and carbon emissions.

At VITA, we are committed to driving sustainable growth and creating value for our clients, stakeholders, and communities. Our joint venture with

Anselm is a testament to this commitment, and we look forward to continuing to innovate and provide cutting-edge solutions for energy efficiency and sustainability.

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How a team from Russia can solve the problem of climate change around the world.

The RusEnergoProekt company, led by Maxim Kanishchev, has developed the Anselm method, which helps determine how to increase the energy efficiency of enterprises, that is, how to spend less fuel when producing products. For business, this is an opportunity to increase profitability and competitiveness, for the state – to reduce the energy intensity of GDP and increase taxes, for the planet as a whole – to reduce greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to rising temperatures on Earth, and to ensure the survival of future generations.