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FAQs for act50 users

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How local do renewable energy certificates need to be for compliance with the Corporate Net-Zero Standard?
How should small companies with limited Scope 2 emissions approach reduction and reporting?
Does using 100% renewable electricity result in zero market-based Scope 2 emissions, and do renewable purchases need certificate verification?
How should companies think about the sustainability of nuclear energy, given its low emissions but long-term waste challenges?
How can companies reduce Scope 2 emissions if they don’t own or control their facilities?
How should tenants account for emissions from shared building heating systems, and can Biomethane GOs be used to reduce them?
How do you calculate Scope 2 emissions from a renewable PPA, and are emissions zero under both market-based and location-based methods?
How should companies approach carbon credits under CSRD, and how is this different from using EACs for Scope 2?
If EACs only cover part of my electricity emissions, can I subtract that amount from my total market-based Scope 2 emissions?
If we buy enough EACs to cover all our energy use, can we report zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions?
Are EACs a quick way to reduce reported Scope 2 emissions without changing electricity supply?
How do companies calculate Scope 2 emissions when they generate their own solar electricity on-site?
Do EAC purchases reduce Scope 1 and Scope 3 emissions, or only Scope 2?
If we buy EACs but our physical electricity comes from another country, how is that reflected in Scope 2 reporting?
If our energy bill shows a percentage of renewable electricity, why do we still need EACs?
How will proposed Scope 2 Guidance revisions affect RECs, and what should companies do to prepare?
Do Scope 2 reductions achieved through EACs lead to real global CO₂ emission reductions?
When is “green power” accepted as zero-carbon under standards like EN 15804 (EPD), the GHG Protocol, ISO 14064-1, and ISO 14067?
Do cloud services fall under Scope 2 or Scope 3, and how do AWS’s renewable energy purchases influence our emissions calculations?
Does REC/GO retirement start on the purchase date, or can certificates be applied to a specific reporting year?
How can organizations show progress toward emissions-reduction targets while waiting for longer-term measures to take effect?
If a supplier gives us a grid-mix breakdown, do we still need EACs to report renewable electricity?