Clean Energy Tracking Collaborative
The Clean Energy Tracking Collaborative (CETC, “set-see”) supports the evolution and expansion of energy tracking systems. These systems will play a critical role in the transition to a clean energy economy.
As the clean energy landscape grows rapidly, tracking systems are facing new pressing market and policy needs.
CETC brings together tracking systems, government officials, and market participants to develop guidance and recommendations for high-priority tracking system functionality and data needs.
Objectives
CETC’s objectives include fostering dialogue between regulators, tracking systems, and key stakeholders; developing functionality, technical, and procedural recommendations; and providing technical support for implementation. Participants have opportunities to join committee, working group, and stakeholder discussions; contribute expertise; review guidance; and promote outcomes.
Opportunities for Participants
Stakeholders engaging with CETC have the ability to participate in discussions for the Advisory Committee, Regulator Advisory Committee, stakeholder groups, and technical working groups as applicable. They can contribute strategic insights and review recommendations. They are also able to promote activities and outcomes within their networks. Stakeholders who can most benefit from engagement include:
- Energy tracking systems and operators
- Government, energy regulatory agencies, and air regulators
- Corporate renewable energy buyers
- Electric service providers/utilities
- Clean hydrogen and clean fuel producers
- Brokers, marketers, and exchanges
- Environmental nonprofit organizations
- Electric facility owners/operators and developers
- Technology and software providers
- Qualified reporting entities
- Electric grid operators
Advisors
- Carbon Solutions Group
- Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNL)
- National Lab of the Rockies (NLR)
- Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP)