CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project)
Module 7: Environmental performance, climate change – CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project)

CDP (formerly Carbon Disclosure Project) 7.30.14-7.30.22: Questions 7.30.14 to 7.30.22: Low-carbon and renewable energy sourcing

The organisation details the electricity, heat, steam and cooling to which its market-based Scope 2 figure treats as having zero, or almost zero, emissions, by sourcing method (power purchase agreements, unbundled certificates, green tariffs, on-site generation), technology, country, commissioning year and label; gives grid emission factors for grid-powered transport; breaks down electricity and heat consumption by country; and RE100 members report renewable electricity purchases and generation by country, low-carbon heat and cooling purchases, how their sourcing adds new capacity, and barriers faced. CDP's ambition is procurement that brings new capacity to the grid; leadership points go to more than a quarter of renewable electricity sourced through power purchase agreements, with a further point tied to the commissioning year of the generating facilities.

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