FLOW project is consortium between Croatian CO2cut/Geonatura Group, Uljanik Shipyard (Pula), Faculty for Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture (University of Zagreb) and Norwegian company Global Maritime Group.

Major deliverables in 2015 FLOW project is Adriatic Feasibility Study with Location zoning based on usable wind potential, Location zoning with exploitable wind power potential (and suitable from the standpoint of optimal space management and protection of nature and the environment), Multi criteria spatial analysis of potentially suitable sites for the construction of floating wind farms, Estimation of the contribution of floating wind farms to Croatian energy security, independence, 20-20-20 targets, and overall Croatian economy

CO2cut's projects protect native forest that will be logged in the absence of carbon finance. Protecting forests from timber harvesting reduces emissions caused by harvesting and maintains the forest carbon stock. Other forestry projects include re-forestation (for example, rubber tree plantations on degraded land in Guatemala), avoiding planned deforestation in Brazil, Kariba REDD+ project in Zimbabwe achieved through a series of activities that are designed to significantly improve the livelihoods of locals (improved agriculture, beekeeping, fuelwood plantations and fire management), clean stove projects improving health of millions around the world, while reducing deforestation, etc.

Numerous projects we have on disposal collect landfill gas, made up of mostly methane and carbon dioxide, which is currently released to the atmosphere,and use it as fuel for electricity generation. The electricity generated by the projects are fed to the national grid, and replace electricity which would otherwise be generated by fossil fuel fed power plants. Locations are Turkey, Brazil, US, Korea and China.