Green-e Marketplace Documents

Download the Green-e Marketplace Application Checklist To qualify for Green-e^® Marketplace, an organization must purchase Green-e Energy Certified renewable energy or generate a qualifying amount of electricity from an eligible¹ on-site generation facility. The Green-e Customer Logo Use Contract comprises the Green-e Marketplace Logo Use Agreement and Referenced Documents. Green-e requires two signed copies of the agreement and one copy of any applicable Attestations.

Logo Use Agreement

• Green-e Marketplace Logo Use Agreement

Referenced Documents

• Annex A: Green-e Marketplace Logo Use Guidelines
  Note for Existing Participants: In accordance with recent legal guidance on logo-trademark issues, Green-e Marketplace has made a minor modification to the Green-e logo available to participants as reflected in Annex A. This change is intended to standardize logo usage among each of the Green-e programs and help to reinforce the overall Green-e brand. We are hopeful that existing Green-e Marketplace participants will find the change beneficial and may make the change as soon as is reasonably practicable in their business operations. For more information, please contact Green-e Marketplace staff at 415-561-2106 or marketplace [at] green-e.org.


• Annex B: Logo Use Terms and Conditions & Language Guidelines

Attestations

• Annex C: Attestation of Renewable Electricity/ Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) Purchase
• Annex D: Attestation of On-Site Generation
• Reconciliation of Energy Use Form (to be completed at end of contract)

Proof of Purchase

• Proof of Green-e REC Purchase
• Proof of Enrollment in Green-e Certified Green Power Pricing Program

Please mail two signed copies of the completed Agreement and relevant Attestation form(s) to:

Center for Resource Solutions
Green-e Marketplace
1012 Torney Ave., 2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94129

Please note the address above is both the CRS postal and shipping address.
Payments can be made out to: Center for Resource Solutions

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¹ The Green-e Energy National Standard defines eligible on-site generation resources.