By Todd Jones The clean energy world is stuck in a fight over greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting. Advocates of annual renewable energy matching, hourly matching, and consequential accounting increasingly treat each approach as mutually exclusive—sometimes even accusing one another of greenwashing or deception. But these approaches can coexist. All three approaches provide useful information, can …

Every customer has the right to know—with confidence and clarity—the sources of the electricity they have purchased and the associated emissions   by Rachel Palmer The Clean Energy Accounting Project’s (CEAP’s) Best Practices for Power Source and Emissions Disclosure guidance provides a comprehensive guide for regulators, utilities, and electricity suppliers to deliver accurate, standardized power …

As we wrap up the first quarter of 2026, Center for Resource Solutions (CRS) continues to advance policies that strengthen the credibility and impact of renewable energy markets. Through ongoing work in regional and voluntary market design, CRS is helping ensure that clean energy claims remain transparent, verifiable, and aligned with evolving national and international …

  We are very grateful for and extend thanks to our partners—CRS’s program participants, committee members, attendees, and stakeholders—whose engagement, advocacy, and collaboration support our mission. They share in our success. Despite some headwinds for the clean energy industry, CRS’s programmatic impact grew and included a number of bold new initiatives that promise to support …