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RECS International publishes a new paper: How the RED-3 can boost EU renewable energy markets, the power of Full Consumption Disclosure.

RECS International will change who can access content on the www.recs.org website as of July 2022.

RECS International is pleased to welcome a new member: Verbund.

RECS International is pleased to welcome a new member: Green Power Hub.

RECS International is pleased to welcome a new member: CerQlar.

The 2020 Annual Report provides an overview of the work of RECS International in 2020, a general market overview of EAC markets around the world and our list of members. ...

RECS International is very pleased to welcome a new member: Caely Renewables.

Last week the secretariat and the board of RECS International took the decision to postpone the annual REC Market Meeting conference.

RECS International’s Adam White will be speaking at the “Let’s talk: GOs" workshop at the RE-Source on the 15th of October in Amsterdam.

RECS International has published a paper on the issues facing when renewable energy attributes are sold into Europe.

We are pleased to see so much interest in attending the REC Market Meeting again this year. After a year of lockdowns, travel restrictions and working from home, many have let us know that they can’t wait to meet in person again and get updated about the state of the renewable energy market.

RECS International is delighted to welcome EnKing International as a new member. EKI Energy Services Limited (popularly known by the brand name EnKing International) is a global premier brand listed ...

RECS International is pleased to welcome a new member: Aither Group from Switzerland.

RECS International has created a briefing for legislators: “Guarantees of origin in the Fit for 55 package, accelerating the energy transition by growing consumer demand for renewable energy”.

RECS International is offering a discount to companies joining the foundation from France.

RECS international published a new document on the supply and demand of certified European renewable electricity.

Adam White has been appointed as the Secretary General of RECS International. Adam will take over as the public face of RECS International from Jared Braslawsky, the outgoing Secretary General, who will retain an important position within the organisation in the new role of Operational Manager.

With the end of the Renewable Energy Directive ((EU) 2018/2001) implementation period on 1 July 2021, the RED-2 is now fully applicable in the European Internal Market. 

RECS International has published the updated version of the Standard Contract for EECS GOs.

The Word version of the EECS GO Standard Trade Agreement can downloaded below: EECS GO Standard contract_V2_2 Word Doc

Last week the REC Market Meeting newsletter was published. If you missed it, you can find the newsletter here. If you would like to stay up to date on the ...

RECS International is delighted to welcome yet another new member this month: Ezpada.

RECS International is pleased to welcome IncubEx as a new member.

In an earlier news flash, RECS International reported on the possible suspension of GO issuance in Finland. This possible suspension has now been withdrawn and Finland will continue to issue ...

(Please note that there is a new update with regards to the issuance of GOs by Finland, which you can find in our news list). RECS International Members should be aware of some potential temporary disruption to the issuance of Guarantees of Origin in Finland.

Last week the Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB) published the European Residual Mix for 2020.

RECS International is pleased to have a new member on board: Energy Web Foundation (EWF).

We welcome newcomers and experts in renewable energy markets at the 10th edition of the REC Market Meeting.

In the last week of March, the RECS International Director, Adam White, spoke with Montel, an information provider for the European energy markets, on the matter of 24/7 matching of energy production and consumption.

The German economy and energy ministry is currently considering a change in legislation for the qualification for Guarantees of Origin (GOs) for renewable sites receiving premiums or feed-in tariffs (FiT) under the German renewable energy law (EEG).

As of the 1st of January 2021, an update to the French Energy Code introducing monthly disclosure periods is in force. The relevant piece of law (L’Article R314-66 du Code de l’Energie) is included below. RECS International’s unofficial translation of this law is also included.  

From our REC Market Meeting newsletter:

The Florence School of Regulation, a centre of excellence working to improve the quality of European regulation and policy, has published the report “Upgrading Guarantees of Origin to Promote the Achievement of the EU Renewable Energy Target at Least Cost”.

Some end-users, particularly those with flexible demand and access to storage, are seeking to develop ways to show that they consumed renewable electricity at the same time as such electricity was being generated. RECS International provides its view in a new policy paper.

RECS International publishes a document which introduces different ways of buying renewable electricity.

The RECS International EECS GO Trade Agreement For Single or Multiple Deliveries is an update of the standard trade contract it replaces.

RECS International is pleased to welcome a new member from France: QuiEstVert.

The French Energy Ombudsman has proposed a new law on the comparison of different energy offers by consumers, with the objective of bringing more transparency to electricity offers containing a share of renewable energy.

The UK’s energy regulator, OFGEM, has made the following statement about GOs and Brexit: