Building Photovoltaic Roofs to Bring in Green Power

Includes green certificates, Forestry Carbon Sinks VCS and CCERs (Certified Voluntary Emission Reductions)

Green Certificate

Green Certificate refers to the certificate of environmental credit evaluation of enterprises issued by the environmental protection department, which is an evaluation and recognition of the environmental protection behavior of enterprises. An enterprise that obtains a green certificate represents that its performance in environmental protection has reached a certain standard, and that it has a certain degree of environmental creditability and sustainable development capability.

Forestry Carbon Sinks VCS

Forestry Carbon Sink VCS refers to forestry carbon sink projects that meet the Verified Carbon Standard (VCS). These projects aim to reduce or avoid greenhouse gas emissions through forest protection, forest reforestation, and forest management, thereby realizing carbon emission reduction and climate change mitigation goals. These projects can prove their emission reduction effect by issuing carbon credit certificates, which can be traded in the carbon market.

National Certified Voluntary Emission Reductions CCER

CCER is a voucher used to measure and trade carbon emission reductions. It represents the emission reductions generated by an enterprise, organization or project through the adoption of measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These emission reductions can be traded in the carbon market to support the development of the carbon market and promote behaviors that reduce ghg emissions. 

Enterprises and organizations can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by adopting energy-saving and emission reduction measures, switching to cleaner energy sources, and improving production processes. Once the emission reduction measures are recognized and verified, the associated emission reductions can be converted into CCER vouchers and traded in the carbon market.

The introduction of ccers aims to encourage enterprises to take proactive actions to reduce emissions and provide economic incentives for emissions reduction behavior. It helps to promote the development of the carbon market and facilitates the transition to a low-carbon economy and sustainable development.