The E-TRACK Project provides a detailed insight into the tracking of electricity, the requirements for the design and operation of tracking systems, which are set by market players, EU and Member States' legislation, covering 30 European countries, and offers a blue print for a European-wide standard for these tracking systems. This website provides industry, policy makers, regulators, consumer groups and other stakeholders with a place to obtain information regarding the tracking of electricity and related issues, to get involved in the discussions, and to find out about the E-TRACK Project, phases I and II.
The E-TRACK Project - Phase I is now complete, the final report, revised proposals for the E-TRACK standard and all reports are available on this site under the item E-TRACK - Phase I - Archives.
Phase II of the project will refine the proposed tracking standard, by integrating the new Guarantees of Origin for cogeneration, the implementation of which was due in 2007. A focus on the specific requirements from new Member States will be made.
Furthermore, consumer organisations will be supported in defining their requirements on tracking systems and the related policies, and the views of non-domestic consumer groups will be sought.
Finally, the action will develop a strategy for the further development of energy-related certification schemes and their potential integration.
This website will continue to act as a cross point for relevant information throughout the whole of Phase II which is scheduled until September 2009.
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