CASE STUDIES
Dec 14, 2022
Project location
United Kingdom
EnergyTag audited
No
Temporal matching
1 hour
Geographical matching
Country level
Energy tracked
~3 TWh/y
Tracking method
Granular Certificates
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Project stage
Planning
Live demo
Commercial
Organisations
Consortium to establish GC framework and the first trading mechanisms and market price signals for GCs.
1. Participation from many utilities.
2. Corporates looking for greater transparency.
3. Automation makes participation simple and easy.
1. Establish a market for Granular Certificates.
2. Creation of first spot market for GCs.
3. Demonstration of storage of GCs.
Project website: Link
Contact: Sebastian Porter (sebastian.porter@granular-energy.com)
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