Comments on the draft v3.0 of the General Reporting Protocol, for TCR’s voluntary greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reporting program. Comments pertain to quantification methodologies for indirect emissions from electricity use, simplified estimation methods, default emissions factors, and offsets.

Comments on the proposed changes to the Express Terms (15-Day Language) for California’s Power Source Disclosure program under Assembly Bill 1110 (Ting), which requires that retail suppliers of electricity disclose to consumers the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of the supplier’s electric service products.

Comments on the Technical Workshop for the SB100 Joint Agency Report Charting a Path to a 100% Clean Energy Future. Comments pertaining to options for defining eligible electricity resources and whether it is advisable to consider the alignment of accounting methodologies under SB 100.

Comments on Public Service Company of Colorado’s (XcelEnergy, Inc.’s) proposed Certified Renewable Percentage (CRP) offering.

Comments on Public Service Company of Colorado’s (XcelEnergy, Inc.’s) WindSource® product offering.

Comments on the CPS Draft Regulation regarding how Clean Peak Energy Certificates (CPECs) affect consumer claims and may interact with renewable energy certificates (RECs).

CRS comments on the regulatory proposal and initial statement of reasons for updating California’s Power Source Disclosure program under Assembly Bill 1110 (Ting), which requires that retail suppliers of electricity disclose to consumers the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of the supplier’s electric service products.

Comments on the Cradle to Cradle Certified v4 Draft Standard for sustainable products on renewable energy and climate requirements.

Comments on the Summary of Issues for the June 2019 Carbon Workshop at the Western Energy Imbalance Market (EIM) Regional Issues Forum (RIF), which summarizes what was discussed and questions raised during the Workshop in order to guide and inform future discussions.

Comments on the request for input on approaches to achieve a 100 percent clean economy by 2050 pertaining to protecting voluntary renewable energy markets and corporate renewable energy demand, purchasing, and emissions benefits.