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Carbon emissions reporting from electricity generation is important even in a substantially renewable power environment.

Accurate Accounting: Detailed emissions reporting ensures that all sources of carbon emissions are accurately accounted for. Comprehensive accounting is essential for understanding the true environmental impact of electricity generation.
Progress Tracking: Monitoring carbon emissions allows for the tracking of progress toward national and international climate goals. Even with a high percentage of renewable energy, understanding the residual emissions from thermal backup is crucial for assessing overall progress toward carbon neutrality.
Market Incentives: Reporting emissions can drive market behaviour by incentivising cleaner practices. Consumers can make more informed decisions, thus encouraging further investment in renewable energy.
Environmental Impact: Even small amounts of carbon emissions can contribute to climate change and environmental degradation. Detailed reporting helps identify these emissions, enabling targeted actions to mitigate their impact and ensure the environmental benefits of renewable energy are maximised.
Public Transparency: Transparency in emissions reporting builds public trust and awareness. It helps consumers understand the environmental impact of their energy decision-making regarding energy consumption and support for renewable initiatives.
Continuous Improvement: Regular emissions reporting promotes continuous improvement in reducing emissions. Energy producers are encouraged to innovate and adopt cleaner technologies and practices to further minimise their carbon footprint.
Global Commitments: For countries committed to international climate agreements, such as the Paris Agreement, emissions reporting is crucial to fulfilling their obligations. It demonstrates compliance with global climate goals and contributes to collective efforts to mitigate climate change.
Policy Development: Emissions data informs the creation and adjustment of policies and regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions. Policymakers need accurate data to design effective strategies, set realistic targets, and implement measures that promote further reductions.

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