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 [...]
CDP does not recommend that any electricity within the EU27 should be accounted for unless it is using European Guarantees of Origin. Please see the section “Europe - Guarantee of [...]
"Certificates can be used to disclose the source of energy, and thus the environmental impact of energy production, to consumers. They might also be used to demonstrate to government the [...]
"An energy certificate is an electronic document which provides proof of the source of 1,000 kWh of electrical energy (an average European household would need between 3 and 5 certificates [...]
"Guarantees of Origin are required under the EU "RES Directive" (2009/28/EC), which are obligatory on all Member States of the European Union. Although it is possible for Guarantees of Origin [...]
"Guarantees of Origin are obligatory in all countries within the European Union under EU Directive 2009/28/EC (renewable energy); and EU Directive 2012/2/EC (high efficiency CHP). There is no requirement at [...]