Public Reports
Qualified Facilities
Certified alternative energy generators, representing a diverse spectrum of alternative energy resource types, participate in the AEPS Program. The full list of qualified facilities is updated daily.
Annual Reports
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) and the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) work cooperatively to monitor the performance of the Alternative Energy Portfolio Standards (AEPS) Program.
The Annual Report is prepared for the Chairman and Minority Chairman of the Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee and the Chairman and Minority Chairman of the House Environmental Resources and Energy Committee.
Pricing
The sale and pricing of an Alternative Energy Credit (AEC) is negotiated between the seller — a certified alternative energy facility, their broker or an AEC aggregator — and the electric distribution company (EDC) or electric generation supplier (EGS) who buys the AEC.
AECs are tracked and transferred using the PJM Environmental Information Services Inc. (PJM-EIS) Generation Attribute Tracking System (GATS). For information on the megawatt hours produced, emissions data, fuel source, location, state program qualification and ownership attributes of each AEC, please refer to the GATS database.
EDCs and EGSs provide the price paid for Tier I, Tier II and Solar AECs at retirement granted the AECs were not bundled with energy.
