Form MV-1 3D Attestations Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative Eligible Offset Monitoring and Verifica 2025

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How Does RGGI Work? RGGI is a market-based cap-and-invest initiative. Within the RGGI states, regulated power plants must acquire one RGGI CO2 allowance for every short ton of CO2 they emit. The RGGI states distribute allowances at quarterly auctions, where they can be purchased by power plants and other entities.
RGGI has been successful in reducing emissions and boosting investments in clean energy. The 11 states participating in RGGI have seen their fossil fuel emissions drop 90 percent faster than anywhere else in the country.
RGGI is a market-based cap-and-invest initiative. Within the RGGI states, regulated power plants must acquire one RGGI CO2 allowance for every short ton of CO2 they emit. The RGGI states distribute allowances at quarterly auctions, where they can be purchased by power plants and other entities.
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is a cooperative effort among the states of Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont to cap and reduce power sector CO2 emissions.
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) is a cooperative effort among eleven Eastern states to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from power plants within each participating state.
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A RGGI CO2 offset allowance represents a project-based greenhouse gas emission reduction outside of the capped electric power generation sector.
Increased greenhouse effect Step 1: Solar radiation reaches the Earths atmosphere - and some of this is reflected back into space. Step 2: The rest of the suns energy is absorbed by the land and the oceans, heating the Earth. Step 3: Heat radiates from Earth towards space.

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