The three EU institutions of the Commission, Council, and Parliament have now adopted their positions on the review of the Renewable Energy Directive. The EU institutions adopted the current directive (RED-2) in 2018, and is being reviewed to ensure all elements are in line with new, higher EU targets for cutting emissions by 2030 and 2050.

In July 2022, the UK Government announced its decisions relating to its review of the Feed in Tariff (FIT) and Contracts for Difference (CfD) schemes’ cost exemptions for green imported electricity and timings on the removal of UK recognition of EU Guarantees of Origin (GOs).

on 7 October 2022 RECS will be speaking at the RE-Source conference at the Okura hotel in Amsterdam.

The I-REC Standard Conference (ISC) is organized under the auspices of the International REC Standard Foundation, an internationally recognized body which facilitates standardized REC schemes around the world. The ISC ...

On 8 September RECS and CertiQ (the Dutch Issuing Body of GOs) are organizing the second edition of the Dutch GO Day.

RECS is pleased to welcome a new member: Carbon Rooster from the Netherlands.

RECS is excited to welcome a new member: Climate Impact Partners.

On 20 June the RECS Secretariat held a webinar on the supply and demand of certified European renewable electricity and selling EACs into Europe.

On 20 May 2022 the European Commission published the draft Delegated Act on RFNBOs. RECS has reviewed the DA and provided a response.