Page Comparison

Section

Abstract

1.1 Roles

• A brief overview of Roles in GC Schemes.

• Requirements to be fulfilled by Account Holder, GC Issuer, ProductionRegistrarProduction Registrar, GC Registry Operator, Measurement Body, and Accreditation.  

1.2 Scheme Configurations

• Provides background with the current EAC scheme.

• Proposes three new different GC scheme configurations along with six types of double counting risks to be mitigated. 

• Lays down five major steps with requirements under each configuration explaining how GCs are to be issued, traded, and canceled.

1.3 Granular Certificate Attributes 

• Illustrates key requirements that need to be taken into consideration while defining GC attributes. 

1.4 Time Zones

• Highlights the importance of time zone harmonization across the globe and the requirements to be met for the same. 

1.5 Producer Metering and Registration Data

• Represents all the general requirements and requirements specific to the categories: production device data, production data, storage data, and data transfer.

1.6 Energy Storage 

• Detailed storage schematic for GC schemes highlighting flow from GCs to SCRs to SCRs to SD-GCs along with requirements to be met. 

• This section also deep dives into various SCR-SDR allocation methodologies and storage losses that must be taken into account. 

1.7. Granular Certificate Validity Period

• Focuses on GC validity period elaborating the importance of having a validity period along with requirements. 

1.8 IT Systems Architecture  

• Points out the significance of data standardization for GC scheme interoperability along with requirements to be fulfilled for the same. 

• Comments about the development of the EnergyTag API (Application Programming Interface) Standard. 

1.9 Fraud Detection and Prevention

• List seven frauds that could happen at various parts of the process. 

• Includes all the requirements that need to be followed to avoid each of the frauds. 

1.10 Market Design

• Refers to the significance of GC trading and market along with comparison with physical energy trading and market. 

• Lays down requirements for market design for GCs. 

1.11 Linkage with Support Systems

• Indicates the need for a linkage between public financial support and GC schemes and requirements to be fulfilled. 

1.12 Eligibility of Energy

• Discusses the topic of energy eligibility for the generation of GCs. 

• Explains four major categories – distribution reach, definition of auxiliary demand, primary energy source, T&D losses, and congestion under which energy eligibility may be considered.  

1.13 Error Handling for Ex-post Corrections of Meter Data

• Call attention to errors that happen post corrections of meter data. and how those errors need to be handled. 

Section

Abstract

1.1 Roles

• A brief overview of Roles in GC Schemes.

• Requirements to be fulfilled by Account Holder, GC Issuer, ProductionRegistrarProduction Registrar, GC Registry Operator, Measurement Body, and Accreditation.  

1.2 Matching GCs with Energy Consumption 

• Details on GC Matching Schematic highlighting roles of matcher and claim verifier along with the procedure to be followed for matching GCs and then claim disclosure. 

• Requirements for being a matcher and claim verifier. 

• Explains types of Matching - Temporal, Geographical, and attributesAttributes.  

1.3 Consumption Metering and Registration Data for Matching 

• Discusses the requirements for recording consumption data and Data Transfer. 

1.4 Fraud Detection and Prevention 

• List seven frauds that could happen at various parts of the process. 

• Includes all the requirements that need to be followed to avoid each of the frauds.