TAILIEUCHUNG - Green Power Marketing in the United States: A Status Report (2009 Data)

Initially, buying green power in competitive retail markets entailed switching electricity service from the incumbent utility to a green power supplier. However, with few exceptions, green power marketers have found it difficult to compete or to persuade customers to switch suppliers. As a remedy, a number of states now require default suppliers (which are often the incumbent distribution utilities) to offer green power options to their customers. These load-serving entities typically provide customers with underlying electricity generation, combined with a choice of several green products offered by competing green power marketers. In addition, several utility suppliers have voluntarily teamed with. | Green Power Marketing in the United States A Status Report 2009 Data Lori Bird and Jenny Sumner NREL is a national laboratory of the . Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy LLC. Technical Report NREL TP-6A20-49403 September 2010 Contract No. DE-AC36-08GO28308 ERRATA SHEET NREL REPORT PROJECT NUMBER TP-6A20-49403 TITLE Green Power Marketing in the United States A Status Report 2009 Data AUTHOR S Lori Bird Jenny Sumner ORIGINAL Publication Date September 2010 DATE OF CORRECTIONS April 2011 The following corrections were made to this report On page 36 reference to 2010 vintage WECC wind was removed. In Table 18 data on 2010 vintage WECC wind was removed. gNREL Green Power Marketing in the United States A Status Report 2009 Data Lori Bird and Jenny Sumner Prepared under Task No. NREL is a national laboratory of the . Department of Energy Office of Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy operated by the Alliance for Sustainable Energy LLC. National Renewable Energy Laboratory 1617 Cole Boulevard Golden Colorado 80401 303-275-3000 Technical Report NREL TP-6A20-49403 September 2010 Contract No. .

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