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Online Resources
What are these guys talking about? There is a great deal of
on-line resources on renewable electricity,
climate change, certificate trading, etc. available. Here are some of the better ones.
The Accociation of Issuing Bodies
www.aib-net.org
The homepage of the Association of issuing bodies. A
lot of information on how the EECS certificate system actually works and
what is required from the producers.
RECS International
www.recs.org
The homepage of the voluntary renewable energy
certificate system. A lot of material from open seminars, links to
members' homepages, etc.
GREXCMO
www.grexcmo.com
The EECS-Guarantee of Origin certificate registry
used by Finland and Sweden.
RECSCMO
www.recscmo.org
The RECS and EECS-Guarantee of Origin certificate registry used by Denmark,
Norway, Austria and Slovenia.
GreenPrices - News Portal
www.greenprices.com
News related to Green electricity from various Euorpean countries.
Point Carbon - News Portal
www.pointcarbon.com
A membership based news service dealing with emission
trading. Free newsletter and a good glossary of terms and
abbreviations.
Cesar - The CCD for Swedish Electricity Certificates
https://elcertifikat.svk.se
The Swedish national green certificate registry. Public
reports include e.g. average certificate prices and trading volumes
(in swedish).
Trecking
www.treckin.com
A network of mostly non-profit organizations in
the area of tradable renewable certificates.
GreenStream Network Ltd.
www.greenstream.net
Europe's leading green commodity broker and
consultancy.
UNFCCC
www.unfccc.int
The UNFCC homepage. Everything you ever wanted to know
about Kyoto accords.
The Union for the Co-ordination of Transmission of
Electricity
www.ucte.org
Here you will find most European grid system
operators. See also www.nordel.org
for nordic ones, www.centrel.org
for the Chech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia and
www.sudel.org for southeast
European ones.
Agores
www.agores.org
An information rich website on renewable energy by
European Commission Directorate-General Energy and Transport.
CAN Europe
www.climnet.org
The homepage of CAN Europe organization. A lot of news
and links to other resources.
The European Environment Agency
www.eea.eu.int
A lot of news,
articles and reports.
The International Energy Association
www.iea.org
Reports
and articles. Particularly good for energy statistics.
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