Delaware § 359 Renewable energy tracking system

Delaware Statutes

§ 359 — Renewable energy tracking system

Delaware § 359

Title26

Ch. 1PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

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Del. Code tit. 26, § 359 (2026).

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(a)The Commission shall establish, maintain or participate in a market-based renewable energy tracking system to facilitate the creation, and transfer of renewable energy credits among retail electricity suppliers. A municipal electric company may elect to participate in the tracking system established by the Commission and may elect to participate in the GATS system once it is operational.

(b)The Commission may contract with a for-profit or a nonprofit entity to administer, or assist in the administration of, the renewable energy tracking system required pursuant to this section.

(c)The renewable energy tracking system shall include a registry of information regarding all:

(1)Available renewable energy credits; and

(2)Renewable energy credit transactions among electric suppliers

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(a) The Commission shall establish, maintain or participate in a market-based renewable energy tracking system to facilitate the creation, and transfer of renewable energy credits among retail electricity suppliers. A municipal electric company may elect to participate in the tracking system established by the Commission and may elect to participate in the GATS system once it is operational.

(b) The Commission may contract with a for-profit or a nonprofit entity to administer, or assist in the administration of, the renewable energy tracking system required pursuant to this section.

(c) The renewable energy tracking system shall include a registry of information regarding all:

(1) Available renewable energy credits; and

(2) Renewable energy credit transactions among electric suppliers in the State, including:

a. The creation and application of renewable energy credits; and

b. The number of renewable energy credits sold or transferred.

(d) The renewable energy tracking system registry shall provide current aggregated information to retail electricity suppliers and the public on the status of renewable energy credits created, sold, or transferred in the State. Information contained in the renewable energy tracking system registry shall be available by computer network access through the Internet; provided, however, that the Commission may establish reasonable limitation on the disclosure of commercially-sensitive information.