Here in NYC, most costumers choose to purchase supply from a third party source, such as an ESCO, that is independent of their utility provider.

Seems like this question must have been asked before but I can't find the answer.

Are there any catches to proving that the RECs that we buy are used only on a specific LEED project? Should I ask the seller to specify the facility's name or something on the REC?

New York's Renewable Portfolio Standard states that as of 2013, 23% of the State's electricity came from renewable energy resources.

I want to figure out the default number to use to calculate how much green power in RECs a building would need to purchase. The RG that I have states 11.7 kWh/SF-yr for Office.

We've evaluated energy consumption during design phase and are working with the owner to determine who we will be purchase credits from. Question is really timing.

I am working on a project in Sweden that purchases green energy from a wind farm in Norway to cover the consumption of the entire company's operations.

Does the project need to purchase Green Power from its power provider (it is provided), or is there the option of purchasing RECs on the open market from other providers (given that costs may be ch

The GBCI has decided that net-zero projects must buy additional EAc6 green power if the actual energy use for two-years post-occupancy does not match the GBCI approved results from EAc1/EAc2.

Hello, I am working on LEED project in Korea. I am looking for some companies that sells renewable energy certificates in Asia-Pacific Region. Could you please recommend RECs providers in Asia ? T