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2021 Green-e® Verification Report (2020 Data) | Green-e

Over 30% increase in certified MWh over previous year—with gains in solar, and pandemic-related spending shifts Center for Resource Solutions today released the 2021 Green-e® Verification Report (2020 Data), an annual report that aggregates year-end reporting data from participants in the three Green-e® programs—Green-e® Climate, Green-e® Energy, and

Green-e® Renewable Electricity Standard for International

Green-e® Renewable Electricity Standard for International Certification Version 1.0 September 18, 2023 Center for Resource Solutions 1012 Torney Avenue, 2nd Floor San Francisco, CA 94129 USA 3 Unlike the Green-e® Energy Standard for the United Standard and Canada,

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Renewable Fuels Standard. We recognize the many renewable energy benefits the biogas systems which recycle this material offer and want to encourage the production of renewable energy. Eligibility of waste from CAFOs under the Green-e® Renewable Fuels Standard would be reflected here in the Energy Standard to maintain consistency between the

Renewable Energy

Homeowners and renters can use clean energy at home by buying green power, installing renewable energy systems to generate electricity, or using renewable resources for water and space heating and cooling. Before installing a renewable energy system, it''s important to reduce your energy consumption and improve your home''s energy efficiency.

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"CRS is presently investigating the potential eligibility of animal waste from CAFOs under the Green-e® Renewable Fuels Standard. We recognize the many renewable energy benefits the

Green-e Energy Long Renewable Energy Certificate (REC)

Your purchase of Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) supports renewable electricity production in the region of generation. A REC represents the environmental benefits of 1 megawatt hour (MWh) of renewable electricity. For every unit of renewable electricity generated and put onto the electricity grid, an equivalent amount of RECs is produced.

Find Green-e Certified

Green-e® certified renewable energy and carbon offset products meet the most stringent environmental and consumer protection standards in North America. You can search below for certified green power and renewable energy certificate programs for your home or business, and carbon offset products to offset your emissions from activities like

References to Green-e® Certification

There are many organizations that develop standards and certifications to advance a clean energy agenda. These groups work on local, state, and national levels to promote renewable energy and energy efficiency, and develop innovative solutions to environmental issues. A comprehensive list of organizations that reference Green-e® certification in their requirements or

Green-e® Energy certified renewable energy products are sold in the following different options: Green Pricing Programs. Renewable electricity sold by electric utilities in regulated electricity markets, offered in addition to the renewable

Green-e Renewable Fuels Standard

Green-e® Renewable Fuels Standard Version 1.0 September 16, 2021 Center for Resource Solutions High-quality renewable energy and offset standards and certification accelerate the development of renewable and carbon markets, and provide consumers a

CRS Listed Facilities

See Appendix A of the Green‑e ® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States for details. A listing in the table does not guarantee eligibility for use in all Green‑e ® Energy certified sales. Note on Double Counting with Oregon

Green-e Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the

Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States (formerly Green-e® Energy National Standard) Version 3.5 4.0 Updated December 15, 2020 Next Scheduled Revision: 2021 Center for Resource Solutions 1012 Torney Ave.

Green-e™ Renewable Energy Standard for Chile Released by CRS | Green-e

Global winemaker Viña Concha y Toro certifies Sunrise brand with new Green-e™ Energy standard in Chile MEDIA CONTACT Jeff Swenerton +1-415-561-2119 jeff.swenerton@resource-solutions SAN FRANCISCO, CA (June 29, 2020)—San Francisco, CA USA–based NGO Center for Resource Solutions ("CRS") today announced the release of

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Green-e Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States Updated to Version 3.4. November 25, 2019. Program Update. Just Released: 2019 Green-e Verification Report Released (2018 Data) October 30, 2019. Program Update. Green-e

Green-e Energy National Standard updated to Version 3.1 | Green-e

The Green-e Energy National Standard ("Standard") was updated to Version 3.1 on June 9, 2017 to include a new section on the eligibility of community renewables and an appendix addressing the impact of the Washington State Clean Air Rule on the eligibility of Washington supply. Version 3.1 of the National Standard, as well as a redline copy of changes made to Version 3.0 are

RECs, which put the "green" in green electricity,

The primary reason is that policy in many states mandates that utilities buy more green electricity, through a Renewable Portfolio Standard (33 states now have some version of an RPS). Beyond...

Green-e Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the

Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States (formerly Green-e® Energy National Standard) Version 3.53.4 Updated December 15, 2020 Next Scheduled Revision: 2021 Center for Resource Solutions 1012 Torney Ave. 2nd Floor San Francisco, CA 94129

Green-e® Renewable Electricity Standard for International

The Green-e® certification program promotes the use of high-quality renewable electricity and EACs by providing environmental standards and consumer protection to support consumers'' choices to purchase and use renewable electricity. The program has offered guiding principles to expanding renewable energy markets for over 25 years, first launching in the U.S. and

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The Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States ("Standard") for renewable electricity products in all regions of the United States (defined as the fifty States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the United States Virgin Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands, and associated territorial waters and

Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore

The Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Singapore ("Standard for Singapore") allows Green-e® Energy certification of renewable energy products throughout Singapore, in order to accelerate the development of renewable generation and renewable electricity markets, and to provide consumers a meaningful mechanism through which they can express demand for

Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the U.S.

Dear Green-e® Energy program participants, We are excited to announce the approval of version 4.1 of the Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States by the Green-e® Governance Board. The changes to the Standard reflect our commitment to promoting high-quality renewable electricity development and generation, and the

How to Join

To apply for Green-e® Energy certification, applicants must complete the following requirements. Review the Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States (formerly Green-e® Energy National Standard) and Green-e® Energy Code of Conduct (available at Green-e Energy Documents). The Standard outlines requirements for the

La Norma de Energía Renovable Green-e® para Chile (Green-e® Renewable

Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Chile. Program Contact: Alex Pennock - Send an Email The Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Chile ("Chile Standard") allows Green-e® Energy certification of renewable energy products throughout the Republic of Chile, in order to accelerate the development of renewable generation and renewable electricity markets, and to

Market Advisory: Oregon House Bill 2021 and Green-e® Standard

Center for Resource Solutions, which runs the Green-e® Energy certification program, is sending this notice to regional stakeholders and all Green-e® program participants to notify them of changes to the Green-e® Renewable Energy Standard for Canada and the United States (Standard), effective immediately, resulting from a recent decision by the Oregon Public Utility