"No, in the new regulatory framework each MWh generated with clean energy receives a CEL regardless of the technology with which it was generated. In the case of technologies that [...]
"Article 123 of the LIE states that they are the Suppliers; Qualified Users Participating in the Market; the End Users supplied by the isolated supply; as well as the holders [...]
"Yes, CELs can be acquired voluntarily for which it is required to be registered as a Voluntary Entity within the System. A voluntary entity may also market these CELs. The [...]
"The penalty for not acquiring the corresponding CELs is a fine that is determined according to the percentage of CELs not acquired in the period * and to recidivism. The [...]
REC could be purchased by the obligated entities. REC could also be purchased by entities other than obligated entities on voluntary basis. Source: https://www.recregistryindia.nic.in/index.php/publics/faqs
a) There are two categories of RECs, viz., solar RECs and non-solar RECs.Solar RECs are issued to eligible entities for generation of electricity based on solar as renewable energy source, [...]
Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) mechanism is a market based instrument to promote renewable energy and facilitate compliance of renewable purchase obligations (RPO). It is aimed at addressing the mismatch between [...]
No. UK green tariffs are based on offsets and CDP does not ask about net emissions but only gross emissions. Source: CDP Technical Note: Accounting of Scope 2 emissions, CDP [...]
As a minimum condition, you should use RECs that are within the same market boundary, or gridconnected region if cross-border markets do not exist, e.g. if you have operations in [...]
No. CDP does not recommend this practice. Please see question "Why can’t I use RECs or certificates produced in certain jurisdictions in other jurisdictions?". Source: CDP Technical Note: Accounting of [...]