In 2018 the Netherlands adopted an amendment for the implementation of Full Disclosure. For a number of reasons, the implementation of Full Disclosure will now be postponed to the 1st of January 2020.
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Implementation Full Disclosure in the Netherlands postponed to 2020
ILR has opened auctioning platform
The Institut Luxembourgeois de Régulation (ILR) started in January 2019 the periodic auction of guarantees of origin (EECS RES GOs) for electricity produced in Luxembourg from renewable energy sources.
REC Market Meeting update
The secretariat is pleased to share an updated programme with you for the REC Market Meeting in 2019.
The recast of the Renewable Energy Directive (COM/2016/0767 final) at EU level has been agreed by the EU legislative institutions (Commission, Council and Parliament) and is expected to enter the Official Journal, and thereby become EU law, shortly. Within this Directive, Article 19 legislates on Guarantees of Origin and makes a number of important changes over its predecessor – Article 15 of the current Renewable Energy Directive (2009/28/EC).
REDII Comparison sheet
The recast of the Renewable Energy Directive (COM/2016/0767 final) at EU level has been agreed by the EU legislative institutions (Commission, Council and Parliament) and is expected to enter the Official Journal, and thereby become EU law, shortly. Within this Directive, Article 19 legislates on Guarantees of Origin and makes a number of important changes over its predecessor – Article 15 of the current Renewable Energy Directive (2009/28/EC).
Request for review of EFET draft Corporate standardized PPA agreement
EFET has requested RECS International members to review the corporate standardized PPA agreement and EFET-EECS contractual documentation.
On November 14 RECS International and CertiQ – the Dutch Issuing Body for Guarantees of Origin – jointly organised the Dutch GO Day in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands. The event focused on the GO system both in the Netherlands and in Europe more broadly. Over 60 delegates attended the event, from various parts in the renewables industry, and engaged in lively discussions on regulatory and other aspects of the Guarantee of Origin system.
Presentations Dutch GO Day
On November 14 RECS International and CertiQ – the Dutch Issuing Body for Guarantees of Origin – jointly organised the Dutch GO Day in ‘s-Hertogenbosch, the Netherlands. The event focused on the GO system both in the Netherlands and in Europe more broadly. Over 60 delegates attended the event, from various parts in the renewables industry, and engaged in lively discussions on regulatory and other aspects of the Guarantee of Origin system.
Documentation available about Italian GO system
The Guarantee of Origin system is currently governed by the Renewable Energy Directive (2009/28/EC). However, GO systems do vary between Member States. The link below provides information regarding the Italian GO system.
Infographic of international REC market issuers
RECS International has created an infographic, depicting the issuers of EAC markets around the world.
Guarantee of Origin (GO) markets throughout Europe are evolving rapidly, showing the importance of demand signals for the deployment of renewable energy. Although centrally regulated by the EU Renewable Energy Directive, GO markets throughout Europe differ in terms of prices, volumes and regulations. The Dutch GO Day is highlighting the most important developments in Europe and is taking a particular look at the GO market in the Netherlands.
Dutch GO Day 14 November: register now!
Guarantee of Origin (GO) markets throughout Europe are evolving rapidly, showing the importance of demand signals for the deployment of renewable energy. Although centrally regulated by the EU Renewable Energy Directive, GO markets throughout Europe differ in terms of prices, volumes and regulations. The Dutch GO Day is highlighting the most important developments in Europe and is taking a particular look at the GO market in the Netherlands.