US legislators try new tack for energy bill

Pauline McCallion
24 Sep 2010

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A Renewable Electricity Standard (RES) Bill introduced by US senators Jeff Bingaman and Tom Udall last week could boost demand for renewable energy certificates (RECs), mopping up current oversupply in the fragmented US market.

The RES Bill represents an attempt to establish a base level for renewable energy development across the US. Similar RES programmes already under way in roughly 30 US states would not be affected by the legislation, unless scheme targets are lower than those laid out in

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