HR 3096 United States House · 119th Congress

Renewable Energy Certificate Study Act of 2025

The Renewable Energy Certificate Study Act of 2025 directs the Comptroller General to study how federal agencies use renewable energy certificates (RECs) to meet clean energy goals. The study will evaluate whether REC demand drives new renewable energy investments, compare costs and compliance risks of RECs versus other methods (like power purchase agreements), and assess past agency compliance with clean energy executive orders. The Comptroller General must then report findings and recommendations to Congress to improve how federal agencies fund renewable energy projects. This bill focuses on analyzing existing practices without changing current requirements.
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