Accelerating Energy Attribute Certificate (EAC) Market Transformation
summary
Argues that moving from annual to hourly Energy Attribute Certificates enables real 24/7 clean electricity accounting and markets using time‑stamped EACs, APIs and registry standards from EnergyTag, Power Ledger, M-RETS and Granular Energy. Shows a demo of peer‑to‑peer local markets in Uttar Pradesh and cites policy moves like 50% 24/7 by 2030 and EU hydrogen rules requiring hourly proofs. Flags tech hurdles: API integration, avoiding double counting, handling ~700+ certificates per month per account and the need for open source registry specs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to EAC markets
- 5:59Current state of clean electricity tracking
- 8:49Benefits of granular certificates
- 14:01Technical challenges in implementation
- 18:35Changes needed in REC markets
- 24:18Policy and regulatory shifts
- 28:31Maintaining market credibility
- 33:08Closing remarks and Q&A
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