| The following renewable electricity generation facilities are regstered in an
approved electronic tracking system. They have all submitted Tracking Attestations
to Green-e Energy, and, based on the information provided on these attestations, have been deemed
by Green-e Energy staff to meet the eligibility criteria in the Green-e Energy
National Standard; however, Green-e Energy does not certify these or
any other generation facilities.
If renewable MWh from these facilities is used in Green-e Energy Certified renewable energy products, tracking system retirement or transfer reports may be used to substantiate sales of the renewable attributes. Some facilities' entries indicate the Tracking Attestaion Start and End Date. This indicates that the Tracking Attestation they have signed is effective over that generation period only, and that only renewable MWh generated during that period may be used in Green-e Energy Certified sales. The vintage rules spelled out in the Green-e Energy National Standard still apply. See the Verification Documents page for docments containing further information on verification involving facilities tracked in a tracking system, in particular Appendix E of the Annual Verification Instructions: "Requirements for Using Tracking Systems in Green-e Energy Annual Verification". The list is sorted by tracking system, and then by facility name. The list will be updated periodically, as new Tracking Attestations are accepted. ***NOTE for RGGI facilities*** Factilities listed below in a state participating in the Reginal Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGG) are subject to additional eligibility criteria based on the RGGI state into which their RECs are sold. Listing below does not guarantee eligibility for use in all Green-e Energy Certified sales. See Appendix A of the Green-e Energy National Standard for details. The 10 states participating in RGGI are Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont. |