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Strategic Regulatory Guidance

Earth Photo3Degrees regulatory experts are committed to understanding and staying current on the evolving national and international voluntary and regulatory landscape for both renewable energy and greenhouse gas emissions.

3Degrees understands the important and complex interplay between voluntary and compliance Renewable Energy and Carbon markets. We have dedicated staff that analyze and shape the U.S. and international renewable energy and greenhouse gas emissions regulatory frameworks. As our partners’ goals change and the regulatory environment evolves, 3Degrees can provide you with strategic guidance to navigate these changes to meet your business objectives whether they are achieving voluntary or pre-compliance emissions reductions or advancing sustainable development.

 

The knowledgeable team at 3Degrees has helped me stay fresh and up to date in the rapidly evolving markets of renewable energy and carbon. They have always been very responsive and helpful when I have questions about how it all works.
 

— Jen Schenk
Environmental Manager, Copper Mountain

 

Renewable Energy Marketers Association

3Degrees is a founding member of the Renewable Energy Marketers Association (REMA). The mission of REMA is to promote the core values of the voluntary market for renewable energy, namely that consumers can make a difference with their purchase – the more renewable energy is produced the more greenhouse gases (GHGs) are reduced as a result of these voluntary purchases. Under future GHG cap-and-trade legislation REMA advocates policies that will retire GHG allowances commensurate with the voluntary purchase of RECs and other forms of renewable energy. Customers voluntarily purchasing RECs do so in large part to offset their energy-related contributions to climate change.  Retiring GHG allowances ensures that these customers receive the value for which they are paying and helps the nation exceed future GHG regulations, further reducing the energy sector’s contributions to climate change. Click here for a General Profile of REMA.

Policy Positions of REMA