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Guarantee of origin
An electronic certificate attesting that one megawatt-hour of renewable electricity was produced somewhere in the European Economic Area. It is sold independently of the electricity, stays valid for twelve months and travels between countries: it proves production, not delivery.
Also known as: guarantees of origin
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