Privacy Policy
At DEK & Mavericks Green Energy Limited, we value the trust placed in us by our clients, investors, partners and everyone who engages with our business. Protecting the information you share with us is part of that trust. This policy sets out what we collect through our website, why we collect it, and how we look after it.
Our website is an information resource. It is here to tell you about our work in solar EPC, wind and hybrid power, battery energy storage, substations and transmission lines, and asset management. You are not required to register, create an account or provide any personal details in order to read it. We ask for your information only when you choose to reach out to us.
Information we collect and why
Enquiry and contact forms
When you get in touch through an enquiry or consultation form, or by writing to one of the email addresses published on our site, we ask for your name, organisation, email address and telephone number, along with the service you are interested in and the size or nature of the project you have in mind. Anything else you tell us in the message box is entirely up to you.
We use these details for one purpose only: to understand your requirement, respond to you, and where relevant prepare a proposal or arrange a discussion. We will not add you to a mailing list on the strength of an enquiry alone.
Career applications
If you apply for a role with us or send us your résumé, we receive the details contained in it, together with the contact information you supply. This is used to assess your suitability for the position and to correspond with you about it. We would
ask you not to include identity documents, bank details or other sensitive papers with a first application; should we need them, we will ask at the appropriate stage.
Updates and event registrations
Where our site invites you to subscribe to company updates or to register for an event, we collect the name and email address you provide. You may ask us to stop sending these at any time, and every such message will carry a means of unsubscribing.
Cookies and similar technologies
A cookie is a small text file that a website places on your device so that it can function correctly and remember certain choices. Because our site is informational, the cookies it uses are limited. They fall into three groups:
- Essential cookies — needed for pages to load, for the site to remain secure, and to record the cookie preferences you have set. These cannot be switched off.
- Performance cookies — help us see which pages are being read and where visitors run into difficulty, so that we can improve the site.
- Preference cookies — remember settings such as your chosen language or region so you need not select them again.
Cookies that are not essential are placed only once you have agreed to them. You may change or withdraw that agreement whenever you wish through the cookie settings on our site, and you can delete or block cookies altogether through your browser. Please note that turning off essential cookies will prevent parts of the site from working as intended.
Content embedded from other websites
Some pages carry material hosted elsewhere — a video, a map, a document viewer or a social media post, for instance. When such material loads, your browser communicates directly with that provider, exactly as though you had opened their website yourself. The provider may therefore set its own cookies and record your interaction with the embedded item. We have no control over these practices, and the privacy policy of the provider concerned will apply.
Website statistics
We use analytics and tag management tools to measure how our site is performing. These report on the pages that are viewed, the time spent on them, the links selected, the source that brought a visitor to us, and general technical details such as device, browser, language and an approximate location taken from the IP address. We look at this information to improve our content, not to identify individuals.
How we protect your information
We apply security measures proportionate to the information we hold. Data travelling to and from our website is encrypted, access within the company is granted only to those who need it, our site is hosted on protected infrastructure, and our arrangements with suppliers carry confidentiality obligations. We review these measures periodically.
No system connected to the internet can be declared entirely secure, and we make no such claim. What we can say is that we treat the responsibility seriously and act promptly if something goes wrong. Should an incident affect your personal information, we will investigate it, contain it, and notify you and the relevant authority as the law requires.
Children
Our website is intended for a professional and business audience. We do not knowingly collect information from anyone under the age of eighteen. If you believe a child has sent us personal information, please tell us and we will remove it.
Changes to this policy
This policy may be revised from time to time to reflect changes in the way we work, in the technology we use, or in the law. The version published on our website is always the one in force, and the date it last changed appears alongside it. Where a change is significant we will draw attention to it on the site. We suggest you look over this page from time to time.