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renewable energy certificates in North America
Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) or green tags are based on the product market essential for facilitating transactions between buyers and sellers of renewable energy, free from the constraints of the grid. For the separation of characteristics of renewable raw materials actual electricity, RECs allow renewable energy generators more flexibility in the distribution of its products, and therefore encourages further development of the renewable energy market. In states or regions which have a REC program, one REC represents the environment in general, attributes associated with one megawatt hour (MWh) of electricity from renewable sources. (Http: / / www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=71274&rt=Renewable-Energy-Certificates-in-North-America.html )
Currently, the United States has two distinct REC markets – the market for compliance and voluntary market. The market is compliance with regulations state government, while consumer unit in the voluntary market interested in supporting renewable energy or reducing its environmental footprint. Besides having different drivers, these two markets for renewable energy are also different prices. In the voluntary market, pricing tends to reflect the additional cost of generation renewable energy over conventional resources. Additional factors affecting voluntary REC prices are the kinds of resources and location, and if the generator is new or already exists. The market prices reflect the performance of supply and demand balance for the commodity value of 1 MWh of renewable energy. Because Each state designs its own program of renewable energy and the corresponding REC market, prices vary in compliance markets.
Standardization initiatives being developed at regional and national levels. For example, the California Energy Commission and Western Electricity Coordinating Council established Western renewable energy generation Information System (WREGIS) for issuance, registration, monitoring and RECs to the territory covered by the interconnection West. Other similar organizations include regional monitoring PJM generation attribute Tracking System (GATS) and the New England Power Pool and the generation of Information System (NEPOOL GIS). Each of these issues certificates organizations unique serial numbers that represent the attributes of the generation for each megawatt-hour produced by generators qualified. States that evades the organization may use and certificates of change within each monitoring system.
State efforts suggest the creation of a domestic market that will become a reality in the near future. Creating a country, perhaps worldwide, REC commodity fungible also could facilitate a national RPS, although significant obstacles remain. However, the REC also serve as progress a basis for national carbon trading. For companies that are active today, the desirable benefits of standard procurement, testing, and stability revenue enhancing opportunities in regional markets and global trade in carbon future.
While developing REC markets, key issues are being addressed in relation to interaction with the market. The first issue is the verification of certificates, with respect to both verification renewable energy attributes and ownership of these attributes. Second, developers and utilities increasingly on the protection of the revenue stream produced by REC sales revenue by directing towards the expansion of renewable energy generation. Finally, utilities and regulators around the country will focus on standardizing REC programs, to capture the value of the coherence and consistency of a healthy commercial market REC.
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