The 2005 Annual Report for CRS highlights the organization’s public interest and technical assistance projects including the China Sustainable Energy Program, the creation of the National Green-e Standards, and policy assistance for implementing the California Renewable Portfolio Standard.
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CRS Annual Report 2006
The 2006 Annual Report for CRS highlights the implementation of renewable energy policy, consumer protection mechanisms, publications, and community initiatives.
CRS Annual Report 2007
The 2007 Annual Report for CRS highlights the organization’s efforts in advancing renewable energy and climate solutions. Key achievements include the development of the Green-e Climate program, state and federal policy advocacy, engagement in community initiatives, and public engagements.
2014 Year in Review
In 2014, CRS highlighted significant advancements in promoting clean energy and sustainability. We expanded our Green-e certification program, facilitating widespread adoption of renewable energy by certifying millions of megawatt-hours of clean energy use. CRS played a vital role in influencing energy policy by engaging with state and federal regulators to ensure effective renewable energy standards. …
2015: New Pathways for Clean Energy
CRS highlights global progress in promoting renewable energy adoption, environmental sustainability, and global clean energy markets. CRS made notable advancements through its Green-e® programs, which certify renewable energy and carbon offset products, ensuring their integrity and transparency. CRS also supported policymakers and market stakeholders by providing technical expertise on renewable energy tracking systems and greenhouse …
2016 Year in Review
In 2016, CRS expanded its global reach, developing renewable energy certification frameworks for Asia and Europe, including a new standard for Singapore. Domestically, CRS advanced clean energy policy by collaborating with state regulators and federal agencies like the EPA and FTC, influencing initiatives such as the Clean Power Plan. The Green-e program, CRS’s flagship initiative, …
2018 Year in Review
In 2018, CRS achieved significant growth, certifying over 60 million MWh of renewable energy through Green-e. We expanded Green-e internationally, introducing standards for Singapore and Chile, and worked with stakeholders in Asia and Latin America to develop renewable energy markets. CRS engaged in state-level policy advocacy on renewable energy regulations and continued educational efforts through …
2023 Year in Review
In 2023, CRS highlighted a year of progress in advancing clean, sustainable energy through policy advocacy, education, and market certification. CRS strengthened renewable energy markets by ensuring the integrity of renewable energy certificates (RECs) and greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting. The Clean Energy Accounting Project (CEAP) developed guidance on renewable procurement for complex supply chains and …
Background Report: GHG Allocation and RECs in Western Markets
This background report explores how new market frameworks for greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting and allocation impact renewable energy credits (RECs) in the Western U.S. These frameworks aim to meet state-specific emissions requirements but face challenges around double counting and REC tracking. Recommendations are provided to increase transparency and alignment between market frameworks and WREGIS for …
Response to the Proposed Decision Modifying Green Access Program Tariffs and Adopting a Community Renewable Energy Program
CRS believes the proposed decision modifying California’s Green Access Program Tariffs orders substantial negative changes to the existing Disadvantaged Communities Green Tariff program (DAC-GT). Specifically the proposals to eliminate the requirement to retire Renewable Energy Credits, abolish VREP reporting, and eliminate Green-e® certification, which will create a program that offers a lesser clean power product …