Electricity trading refers to the process of selling electrical energy from producers to consumers. This trade typically occurs in electricity markets or exchanges and involves energy producers, energy suppliers, retailers, industrial and commercial customers, as well as end users. Electricity trading takes place in two main forms: The main components of electricity trading include: the balance of supply and demand, production costs, market regulations, and determining electricity prices.
A carbon credit is a financial mechanism used to reduce or offset carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions in the atmosphere. A carbon credit represents a measurement of preventing the release of one ton of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) into the atmosphere or reducing existing emissions through specific projects or activities. Carbon credits can be obtained in two main ways: Carbon credits can be traded in voluntary carbon markets and regulatory carbon markets
With the increasing energy demand worldwide, there is a growing focus on environmentally friendly and sustainable energy solutions.
