Resources

Learn about Energy Attribute Certificates, DER verification, GridScore, CarbonScore, and how data infrastructure for demand-side energy works.

What is an Independent Record for Energy?

Every distributed energy transaction has two sides. Both need a number they didn't produce. Here's what that means.

Learn more

Community Energy Markets Explained

Large energy consumers are investing in distributed resources where they operate. Here's how community energy markets work and why they're growing.

Learn more

Why Independent M&V Matters

Self-reported savings numbers aren't enough anymore. Here's why independent measurement and verification is becoming the standard for distributed energy.

Learn more

How CarbonScore Works

CarbonScore measures the carbon impact of distributed energy resources by combining onsite emissions reductions with a balanced view of grid impacts.

Learn more

How GridScore Works

GridScore measures when a DER delivers value relative to grid net demand. Here's the methodology behind it.

Learn more

What is an EAC?

Energy Attribute Certificates track the verified impact of distributed energy resources. Here's how they work and why they matter.

Learn more