The stated goal of the cooperative is the provision of environmentally friendly energy to the electrical grid.

[4] Green Planet Energy chose to establish itself in the legal form of a registered cooperative (eG).

The tasks of Representatives correspond according to cooperative law duties of the General Assembly: members can vote on motions, elect or discharge the Supervisory Board and the Management Board or released and vote on their workload, and decide on the distribution of any surplus.

The determination of these criteria was carried out by the Greenpeace e. V., an adaptation to the market conditions was last held in November 2017.

The European Court of Justice eventually denied Green Planet Energy's request as inadmissible.

[10][11] Green Planet Energy’s initial aim with its gas product was to promote hydrogen technology as an indispensable element of the energy transition and a means of advancing sector coupling in order to decarbonize sectors of economy where this cannot be achieved with renewable electricity directly.

Meanwhile, green hydrogen has been widely recognized as highly relevant for a successful energy transition by (e.g.) the EU-Commission, national governments and important industries.

[12] In the meantime, Green Planet Energy’s gas product has the additional aim of accelerating the development of high quality biogas that is produced sustainably and without animal suffering.

As published by Green Planet Energy in November 2020, the share of renewable gases is supposed to increase to 100% by 2027.