Dear members of RECS International, In this newsletter we would like to take stock and share with you how we, as an organization dedicated to serving our members, can meet your needs and support the development of effective renewable energy markets.

11th of June 13:00 – 17:30 CET FaStGO (Facilitating Standards for Guarantees of Origin) provides expert advice to the European Commission DG ENER, based on the terms of Reference N° ENER/C1/2019-517: “Technical support for RES policy development & implementation. Establishing technical requirements and facilitating the standardisation process for guarantees of origin on basis of Dir (EU) 2018/2001.” 

The Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB) invites stakeholders to take part in a stakeholder consultation. The original letter can be seen below.

ILR, the Luxembourg Issuing Body of Guarantees of Origin, is publishing their auction prices for 2020Q1.

RECS International is pleased to welcome a new member: Gaia Environment from Singapore.

The Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB) publishes the activity statistics for 2020Q1. 

On 18 May 2020 RECS International held the second in the REC Market Meeting webinar series: EAC Market Developments. The recording of this webinar is available to members of RECS International and can be downloaded below. 

On 14 May RECS International held the second webinar in the REC Market Meeting Webinar series: EAC market developments.

RECS International is at the forefront of developments in renewable energy markets, as it has been for the past 20 years. Having worked since 2001 to improve and simplify the system of tracked energy RECS International has unmatched expertise in the issuance, trade and cancellation of renewable energy certificates. The political landscape has changed considerably over these decades and RECS International has worked hard to stay abreast of changes in attribute tracking systems by collaborating closely with its members and other partners and stakeholders. RECS International engages with legislators, policy-makers, regulators, and system operators to make the case that effective renewable energy markets can help to accelerate the energy transition and, thereby, make an important contribution to tackling climate change.