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  • Comments Regarding Quebec’s Cap and Trade Draft Regulation
  • Author: Jane Valentino, Jennifer Martin
  • Published: September 3rd, 2011| Comment | 2 Pages
  • CRS applauds Quebec for proposing such a comprehensive system for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and urges you to adopt a Voluntary Renewable Energy (VRE) set aside as enabled under Western Climate Initiative rules.

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  • CRS Comments to Draft WindMade Standard
  • Author: Orrin Cook
  • Published: August 12th, 2011| Comment | -4 Pages
  • Comments to the draft standard as part of the WindMade public consultation process. We support the inclusion of a definition of “green credentials” and requiring a unique ID number; and we suggest adding additional information regarding the allowable claims and condoned uses of the label, keeping a clear distinction between renewable energy and carbon offsets …

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  • Comments on Proposed 15-Day Modifications to the CA Cap-and-Trade Mechanisms
  • Author: Jennifer Martin, Jane Valentino
  • Published: August 4th, 2011| Comment | 7 Pages
  • Center for Resource Solutions (CRS) submitted comments to the California Air Resources Board (ARB) on the proposed 15-day modifications to the California Cap on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions and Market-Based Compliance Mechanisms. The comments focused on the following topics: Accounting for Null Power Imports and Voluntary Renewable Electricity.

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  • Letter to Washington State Senate Environment, Water and Energy Committee on HB 1712
  • Author: Jennifer Martin
  • Published: March 2nd, 2011| Letter | 3 Pages
  • CRS believes Washington State’s HB 1712 could negatively impact the clean energy industry because as currently written the inclusion of null power in the definition of renewable resource and the ambiguous nature of the definition of null power constitutes a potential double claim of renewable energy attributes. Generation owners in Washington whose null power was …

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  • Letter to Washington State Senate Environment, Water and Energy Committee on S.1506.1
  • Author: Jennifer Martin
  • Published: February 16th, 2011| Letter | 2 Pages
  • CRS believes Washington State’s S.1506.1 could negatively impact the clean energy industry because if RECs are no longer used as a declared resource for electric utility fuel mix disclosures, generation owners in Washington whose null power is represented as renewable for utility fuel mix disclosures would become ineligible to sell their RECs into a Green-e …

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