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1. What are Private-PPA and Direct-PPA, and how are they different?
Private-PPA (Private Power Purchase Agreement) is a power purchase agreement between energy producers. (project developer) and electricity consumers (organization or business) without selling electricity through a public transmission system, such as the Electricity Generating Authority or government agencies
Direct-PPA (Direct Power Purchase Agreement) is a direct power purchase agreement between an energy producer and an energy consumer. without going through an intermediary or public electricity distribution service provider, such as the Electricity Authority or government agency
Difference between Direct-PPA and Private-PPA:
Direct-PPA: Transmission of power through state transmission lines. But not through trading through the public electricity authority.
Private-PPA: Focuses on producing and using energy in a single location or private network without relying on state transmission lines.
2. What is Asset Tokenization?
Asset Tokenization is the taking of tangible assets such as solar farms, rooftop solar, floating solar, batteries, and EV charging stations, etc., and intangible assets. Let's convert it into digital tokens on blockchain technology and offer it for sale to investors or interested parties.
3. What are REC and I-REC?
REC (Renewable Energy Certificate)is a renewable energy certificate that verifies the use of renewable energy in the United States and Canada.
I-REC (International Renewable Energy Certificate) is an international renewable energy certification system with internationally recognized standards and tracking systems by I-TRACK, a not-for-profit
4. What is T-Ver?
T-VER is a voluntary greenhouse gas reduction program according to Thailand standards (Thailand Voluntary Emission Reduction Program: T-VER) is a greenhouse gas reduction project that the Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) developed to promote and Support all sectors Voluntarily participate in reducing greenhouse gases in the country. The TGO will provide registration for the T-VER project and certify the amount of greenhouse gases that can be reduced or stored from the T-VER project by the amount of gas. Greenhouses that can be reduced or stored are called “carbon credits.” which can be used for reporting. Used to compensate for greenhouse gas emissions from organizations, individuals, and event organizers. and from product production
5. What is Carbon Credit?
Carbon Credit is the amount of greenhouse gases that can be reduced/stored from implementing greenhouse gas reduction projects through various greenhouse gas reduction mechanisms. both domestically and abroad The unit is tons of carbon dioxide equivalent. And carbon credits can be exchanged or bought-sold for beneficial use, whether by reporting the amount of greenhouse gases reduced from operations. Use to compensate for greenhouse gas emissions from organizations, individuals, services, or from the production of various products.
6. What is Carbon Footprint?
Carbon Footprint is the amount of emissions and absorption of greenhouse gases emitted by a product. or from the activities we do The various activities that we do, such as using electricity and using fuel, have two types of carbon footprints.
Carbon Footprint Product orCFP is the amount of emissions and absorption of greenhouse gases emitted from a product. It comes from the process of sourcing raw materials, production, and distribution/transportation. Usage/consumption Waste management after product use.
Carbon Footprint for Organization orCFO is the amount of greenhouse gas emissions and absorption that occur from the organization's operating activities. This is measured in terms of tonnes (kilograms) of carbon dioxide equivalent. By dividing greenhouse gas emissions into 3 parts that will be the scope of measurement:
Scope 1 : Calculating CFO directly from organizational activities such as fuel combustion. Use of vehicles owned by the organization Leakage and wastewater treatment, etc.
Scope 2 : Calculating CFO from energy use It is the purchase of energy for use in the organization, such as electrical energy, steam energy, and thermal energy.
Scope 3 : Calculating CFO from other indirect activities of the organization such as employee travel. (not using the organization's vehicle) traveling to off-site seminars, etc.

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