Center for Resource Solutions and the U.S. EPA presented the awards at a ceremony taking place at Renewable Energy Markets 2018 in Houston, TX on Wednesday, October 10, 2018. To see the list of this year’s award winners, read the release, and watch the winner video, see 2018 Award Winners.
Voluntary Renewable Energy Markets in China: Key Conditions for Unlocking Demand
Cohesive policy framework, credible market infrastructure, and effective pricing are key conditions for unlocking voluntary renewables demand in China. Read the new post from Orrin Cook, CRS’s Director of International Programs, and Regulatory Assistance Project’s Frederick Weston. READ MORE
Renewable Portfolio Standards: Options From the U.S. Experience
By Ryan Wiser and Rachael Terada China is in the midst of creating a quota system for renewable energy. The policy may resemble that used in many U.S. states known as a renewable portfolio standard (RPS), but China’s electricity market and regulatory structures are unique, as are the challenges it faces to renewable energy development. …
Q&A With ED Jennifer Martin: Renewable Energy Markets Are Interdependent
Originally published in the Argus Air Daily. by William Fleeson Washington, 19 March (Argus) — Jennifer Martin is executive director of the Center for Resource Solutions (CRS), a non-profit that administers the Green-e certification program for renewable electricity. In this interview, edited for length and clarity, Martin discusses how the interdependence of compliance and voluntary …
How Does Carbon Regulation Affect My Renewable Energy Purchase (and Vice Versa)?
It’s no secret that corporate purchasing—from tech companies to financial institutions—is driving the global growth of renewable energy markets. Bloomberg New Energy Finance reports that 43 corporations signed 5.4GW of renewable energy contracts across 10 countries in 2017 (more than a 25% increase in capacity compared to 2016). While there are instances where renewable …
2016 Year in Review
Letter from the Executive Director This past year was one of great expansion for CRS. We expanded for the first time outside North America by developing ties to partners throughout Asia and Europe, including growing our certification programs and the protections they bring to new renewable energy buyers, many of whom will be able to …
2014 Year in Review
For those of us working in renewable energy, 2014 felt like The Confluence—a time when many events finally came together to build real momentum for renewable energy development. For example, the sudden falling cost of solar photovoltaic systems has led to a surge of installations across the country (and around the globe). Coupled with innovative …
