WEATS

The system of record for distributed energy resources.

WattCarbon is powered by WEATS (WattCarbon Energy Attribute Tracking System), an independent, hourly registry for certifying and tracking EACs that fulfill the standards of the OpenEAC Alliance. Each EAC assigns ownership for the energy or CO2e that has been generated or avoided from a distributed energy resource.

Explore the registry to understand the provenance and data backing our certificates.

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EACs
12/09/24Marc CostaQuitCarbonEACs allocatedf7b1 ... 388338.00 gCO2e
12/09/24Thomas O'KeefeQuitCarbonEACs allocated1baa ... 8a4e10.00 gCO2e
12/09/24Alexander ThorntonQuitCarbonEACs allocated9cdd ... 540518.00 gCO2e
12/09/24Kyle BrauerQuitCarbonEACs allocated41b3 ... d99d41.00 gCO2e
12/09/24Thomas O'KeefeQuitCarbonEACs allocated6dea ... 7b9635.00 gCO2e

Verified impact

WEATS EACs include complete details for every watt-hour of energy and gram of carbon, so you can be more strategic with your investments. This includes CO2 savings, location, time, methodology, social impact, and more.

Attributes included in EACs are traceable and auditable, providing verified proof of impact.

Open source collaboration

EACs generated on WEATS are measured using open-sourced methods verified by the OpenEAC Alliance, a global network of measurement and verification experts collaboratively strengthening EAC standards to create industry-wide consistency. To join the Alliance contact info@wattcarbon.com

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How WEATS works

WEATS enables buyers and suppliers to track, retire, and transfer verified EACs. All EACs listed on WEATS are tracked to the watt-hour, ensuring carbon impact can be calculated accurately. Buyers of EACs receive a unique ID showing exactly where and when the clean energy was minted, along with precise emissions savings.

Project requirements

To trade on the OpenEAC Exchange, all EAC Suppliers must satisfy the following requirements:
  • Validated at address level (including lat/long coordinates).
  • Measurement and verification methods approved by the OpenEAC Alliance.
  • Auditable data based on the project type and measurement & verification method used to mint EACs.

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Featured blog post

What is an EAC?

If a REC represents the generic environmental attributes of a megawatt-hour of clean energy production, an EAC represents the full scope of environmental and social benefits associated with clean energy.
Featured blog post

Introducing WEATS

The need to reinvent our clean energy buying markets has become obvious. Sophisticated companies are shifting towards granular, hourly clean energy matching. Similarly, clean energy policies like the recent green hydrogen tax credit guidance are now…
Announcement

Introducing the OpenEAC Alliance

WattCarbon is leading the formation of a new industry coalition: The OpenEAC Alliance. The Alliance aims to foster collaboration and consistency in clean energy M&V, to enhance oversight and quality, and to solve for structural barriers that have prevented the…

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