Every day, distributed clean energy developers are proposing carbon-cutting projects across the country. But the projects aren't happening because the cost of capital is too high.
WattCarbon connects corporate partners with project developers to drive investment and accelerate deployment.
Projects are backed by traceable, auditable data to certify the energy, carbon, and social impacts of all investments.
Reduce your scope 1, 2 & 3 emissions with traceable energy attribute certificates
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Future-proof your clean energy plans with an auditable system of record
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Purchase clean energy certificates on the open exchange
Fund distributed clean energy projects that cut carbon emissions and benefit communities. Connect with local suppliers, shop clean energy projects, and get expert guidance from our team to invest in the ideal clean energy certificates for your sustainability goals.
Manage your energy program with traceable EACs
The data backend to power your company's clean energy programs. Track your energy generation and consumption with granular insights, and verify reporting with EACs for every watt-hour and gram of carbon.
WattCarbon is powered by WEATS, an independent, hourly registry for certifying and tracking EACs. WEATS EACs provide complete energy details, including carbon savings, so you can be more strategic with your investments.
WEATS EACs certify the impact of the project using open-sourced methods verified by the OpenEAC Alliance. The Alliance is an industry group of measurement and verification professionals that ensure each method meets the latest industry standards and best practices. To learn more, check out the OpenEAC Alliance.
WattCarbon started out with the goal of creating an accounting system for energy buyers who worry that renewable energy credits may not result in real-world emissions impacts.
WattCarbon's marketplace is a novel concept that pushes the boundaries of how carbon offsets are accounted for today.
It's a new market mechanism and system of measurement that could fill a crucial gap in the emissions reduction puzzle.
We need a record-keeping system that allows us to raise the bar.
We wanted to build a system of record that would allow DERs to participate on an equal footing with traditional wind and solar so that we can help tap into those resources as part of a transition to a 100% carbon-free grid.
