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To cut emissions and lower costs, we need clean power around the clock. Yet today’s market rules let companies claim “100% renewable” while still relying on fossil fuels. As the saying goes, “show me the incentive and I’ll show you the outcome” – and today’s incentives won’t lead us to a future powered by clean cheap power. EnergyTag exists to fix this. We advocate for global reforms to energy markets and carbon accounting so they reflect reality – rewarding renewables, storage, flexible demand, and clean-firm power that deliver affordable, reliable clean electricity every hour, everywhere.
It’s a cruel irony: the more renewables we build, the harder they become to integrate. The root cause lies in outdated clean power markets and accounting systems that only balance supply and demand annually, and across vast geographies.
This allows companies to claim they’re “solar powered at night” or using power that never reaches their grid. Even “100% renewable” claims can hide heavy fossil fuel use – research in Nature shows these rules cause major underreporting of emissions.
By masking the hardest and most expensive hours to decarbonize, today’s frameworks send no signal to invest in storage, flexibility, or clean-firm power. Without reform, they risk locking in higher prices and slowing the energy transition.
The solution is simple but transformative – respect reality. This means reforming markets and carbon accounting framework so electricity use is matched with clean power in the same grid and the same hour. This creates credible claims and drives new clean energy investment. Time-stamped Granular Certificates make it possible. Robust evidence from the International Energy Agency, Princeton, and MIT shows that hourly matching:
That’s why EnergyTag works to align markets and accounting with grid reality — to deliver clean power every hour, everywhere.
Develop open-source standards for hourly clean power tracking.
Showcase real-world examples of next-gen clean power procurement.
Advocate for rules that incentivize clean power when and where it’s needed.
From pilots to large-scale implementations, these real-world projects show that more transparent and effective clean power procurement is already a global reality.
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We’ve been here before.When gas prices spike due to global geopolitical shocks, countries that rely less on gas for electricity come out stronger.The charts looking at Spain and Italy tell...
Hourly matching is set to become central to clean trade and CBAM.On Wednesday, EnergyTag brought together experts to unpack what the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) means for Asia-Pacific...
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🌏 Exciting discussions in Seoul!Last week we met with the RE100 Policy Team at the Korea Energy Agency to discuss Korea’s renewable energy landscape and corporate sourcing strategies.Highlights:⚡ KEA has...
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How do we ensure carbon accounting drives real-world deep decarbonisation?In a recent webinar hosted by the Institute for Policy Integrity at NYU School of Law, Jesse Jenkins (Princeton University) shared...
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Clean energy procurement is entering a new era: one measured in hours, not years. ✨At the CDP Korea Conference 2026 in Seoul, EnergyTag joined hundreds of industry, policy, and finance...
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Clean energy procurement is entering a new era: one measured in hours, not years. ✨At the CDP Korea Conference 2026 in Seoul, EnergyTag joined hundreds of industry, policy, and finance...
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The shift from annual renewable energy accounting to hourly energy matching is accelerating globally and South Korea is exploring how to engage with this next phase of clean energy procurement.Today...
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The shift from annual renewable energy accounting to hourly energy matching is accelerating globally and South Korea is exploring how to engage with this next phase of clean energy procurement.Today...