Environmental Attribute Certificates (EACs)

An energy attribute certificate (EAC) is a tradable certificate that represents the environmental attributes of electricity generated from renewable resources.

International Renewable Certificates (I-RECs)

I-REC is a type of EAC that is used to track and trace renewable energy on a global scale.

Carbon Credits

Carbon credits and Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) are both market-based mechanisms that can be used to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

What is Clean Energy?

Discover what clean energy entails, including solar, wind, and hydro power, and how it's similar yet different from renewable energy.

Achieving Net Zero: Strategies for Carbon Neutrality

What does achieving net zero emissions involve? Explore practical strategies companies can adopt to become carbon neutral.

RE100 Explained: Committing to 100% Renewable Energy

What is RE100, and why are leading companies pledging to it? Understand the benefits and challenges of committing to 100% renewable energy.

Understanding Voluntary and Compliance Carbon Markets

Learn about the main difference between the Voluntary and Compliance Carbon Markets.

How Does I-REC Work? An In-Depth Look at International Renewable Energy Certificates

An In-Depth Look at I-RECs: How do I-RECs work? Who are the key players in the supply chain?

The Comprehensive Guide to the I-REC Registry

Learn about Evident, the I-REC registry and its role.

Addressing Double Counting in Environmental Commodities

Understand the issue of double counting in environmental commodities and the strategies in place to ensure transparency and integrity in carbon markets.

Carbon Removal vs. CCS: Methods, Benefits, and Key Differences

Carbon removal versus carbon capture and storage (CCS): Uncover the methods, their environmental benefits, and the key differences between them.

I-REC Fuel Type Guide: Understanding Renewable Energy Options

Understand the different fuel types available for I-RECs.