GOs are looking strong in Norway. Meanwhile, China will soon have only one national energy tracking system. We look at how companies can credibly source renewable energy and keep up with changing policies.
In a country where 99% of electricity production is renewable, Guarantees of Origin (GOs) have always been controversial. Some even speculated that Norway would exit the GO market. However, changing policies, questions of business competitiveness, and billions in revenue say the tracking system is here to stay.
How to buy Green Electricity Certificates (GECs) in China
Green Electricity Certificate (GEC) will soon be the only energy tracking system in the country. Here's what companies should do to procure documented renewable electricity when the I-REC system stops operating in China.
Considering renewable gas to decarbonise your Scope 1? We explore the emerging figure of Biomethane Purchase Agreements (BPAs): how they work, when companies should use them, and how they can be a tool to cut carbon while ensuring renewable gas supplies.
As Ecohz’ new Compliance & Risk Manager and Delivery Coordinator, they will ensure that all our legal obligations are fulfilled and that our clients get their EACs delivered correctly and on time. We are thrilled to have them on board!
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