Fuel mix disclosure
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According to the European Union's Internal Market in Electricity Directive from July 1, 2004, electric power consumers must be informed about the sources from which the electricity they have purchased was generated. Additionally, consumers must be informed about the amount of carbon dioxide emitted into the Earth's atmosphere and/or the quantity of nuclear waste produced as a result of the generation of the electricity that they have purchased.
The exact presentation of the data provided, be that in tables or charts, and the number of types of electricity generation listed are at the discretion of the EU Member States.
Fuel mix disclosure aims to allow customers to differentiate between electricity supply companies and switch supplier as part of the wider programme of EU electricity liberalization.
See also
External links
- EC Directive 2003/54/EC establishing Fuel mix disclosure
- European Commission note on fuel mix disclosure
Belgium
- http://www.greenpeace.org/belgium/nl/e-ranking/ (Dutch for Flanders)
- http://www.greenpeace.org/belgium/fr/e-ranking/wallonie/ (French, for Wallonia)
Netherlands
- http://www.groenestroomjagraag.nl
- http://www.consuwijzer.nl/EnergieWijzer_Vergelijking_Aspect?vergelijkingspunt=zon
United Kingdom
- UK Department of Trade and Industry Statistics enabling suppliers to calculate fuel mix
- UK Fuel Mix Disclosure figures for all suppliers and CO2 calculator for comparing suppliers
- http://www.electricityinfo.org - Fuel Mix of UK Domestic Electricity Suppliers
- Interactive tool for viewing UK national Fuel Mix data
- Consumer Focus on the Fuel mix disclosure
United States
Italy
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