As electricity customers, regulators, and consumer advocates face growing pressure to understand the emissions impact of the power they purchase, it is important to know what electricity attributes are actually being allocated to customers. This webinar will introduce CEAP’s newest Best Practices for Power Source and Emissions Disclosure Guidance, and explore how states, regulators, utilities, and consumer-facing organizations can advance more accurate and transparent electricity emissions information.
The discussion will examine why product-specific data, delivered attributes, and clearer distinctions between electricity offerings matter for effective policy design, consumer protection, and market transparency. Speakers will also discuss practical pathways for implementing the guidance across different regulatory and market contexts. The session will explore how different stakeholders can apply the guidance in practice to support better regulatory, market, and consumer outcomes. Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of emerging best practices for power source disclosure and how to put them into action.
Speakers:
• Abigail Anthony, Commissioner, Rhode Island PUC
• Ignacio Fernandez, Senior Policy Advisor, The Climate Registry
• Sushmita Jena, Researcher, National Lab of the Rockies
• Lucas Grimes, Senior Manager, Policy, Center for Resource Solutions (Moderator)