Public registry data.
Clean energy markets run on trust, and trust should not require an account. An energy attribute certificate is only as credible as the record behind it, which is why CleanCounts publishes generator and organization data to support other tracking systems in validating that generators can only register in one registry.
Choose a registry.
Each registry publishes its own record. Both cover generators and organizations with only key verification data available to download.
Electricity Registry
Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) from nuclear, wind, solar, hydro, and other eligible technologies, carrying fuel type, location, and time of generation. One certificate for every megawatt-hour.
Fuels Registry
Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) for biogas, renewable natural gas, and hydrogen, with optional carbon intensity verified through independent reporting entities. One certificate for every dekatherm.