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CleanCounts is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit organization that operates M-RETS (Midwest Renewable Energy Tracking System), described as North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform. Founded around 2006, the organization validates and tracks renewable energy certificates (RECs), renewable thermal certificates (RTCs), and energy attribute certificates (EACs) — including specialized nuclear EACs — for energy generators, utilities, corporations, and compliance entities across all U.S. states, Canadian provinces, and territories in North America. The platform's core differentiators include hourly tracking that matches energy consumption to renewable generation in real-time, API access for programmatic integration, and regulatory recognition across all North American compliance jurisdictions.

The platform has issued over 2 billion EACs cumulatively, including more than 95.8 million nuclear RECs since 2023. CleanCounts generates revenue through a subscription-based model with tiered pricing plans for generators and subscribers, supplemented by channel partnerships (notably with LevelTen Energy for fractionalized REC transactions in MISO territory and with Central Farm Service/TalusAg for green ammonia production tracking in Minnesota). The organization serves a broad customer base across voluntary and compliance environmental markets, with recent strategic expansion into agricultural verticals through green ammonia production partnerships supported by $2 million in state funding from the Minnesota Made Ammonia Act. The organization maintains a lean team of 1-10 employees and is governed by a Board of Directors that welcomed Mark Silberg as a new member in February 2026.

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CleanCounts is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit operating M-RETS, North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform, which validates and tracks RECs, RTCs, and EACs for energy generators, utilities, and corporate sustainability buyers across all North American jurisdictions.

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renewable energy certificates, environmental attribute tracking, energy attribute certificates, renewable thermal certificates, carbon-free energy registry
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1REC/GO Issuance Registries & Tracking Systems
CodeEUAMAKAAPrimaryYes
2REC/GO Certification, Verification & Auditing (EAC Standards)
CodeEUAMAKABPrimaryNo
3REC/GO Trading Platforms & Exchanges
CodeEUAMAKADPrimaryNo
4Cross-Border EAC Trading & Compliance (Multi-registry, Multi-jurisdiction)
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5Environmental & Emissions Commodities Exchanges (Carbon, Renewable Certificates)
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Environmental Attribute Tracking / Renewable Energy Certificates Registry
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1Subscription Platform Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
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CleanCounts operates on a subscription-based model where generators and subscribers pay fees to access the platform for tracking environmental attributes. The platform offers different subscription tiers and pricing plans based on usage and organizational needs.

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1Platform subscription plans for generators and subscribers
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Multiple subscription tiers available; pricing varies by plan selection. Annual billing options available. Specific pricing not publicly disclosed; quote-based for enterprise engagements.

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CleanCounts operates the M-RETS platform, validating and tracking environmental attributes of energy across North America. It issues Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs), Renewable Electricity Certificates (RECs), Renewable Thermal Certificates (RTCs), and Nuclear EACs for both voluntary and compliance markets. The platform includes hourly granular matching capabilities and a developer API for programmatic integration.

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  • 2 billion Energy Attribute Certificates issued for clean energy
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CleanCounts operates a unified environmental attribute tracking platform (M-RETS) that offers multiple interconnected solutions for tracking energy attributes. The core platform provides Renewable Electricity Tracking and Renewable Thermal/RNG Tracking, supplemented by Hourly Tracking capabilities for time-matched renewable energy matching. The platform issues Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) including Nuclear EACs, and provides programmatic access via a developer API. CleanCounts tracks renewable energy outputs across all states, provinces and territories in North America.

Product and service6 records
1Renewable Electricity Tracking
CategoryEnvironmental Attribute Tracking
Description

Transparent and flexible platform for tracking renewable electricity attributes through environmental attribute certificates, serving generators and subscribers in both voluntary and compliance markets across all states, provinces, and territories in North America.

2Renewable Thermal Tracking
CategoryEnvironmental Attribute Tracking
Description

Tracks renewable thermal energy and attributes to grow both voluntary and compliance markets, supporting renewable natural gas (RNG) and other thermal renewable energy certificates issued through the M-RETS registry.

3M-RETS Platform
CategoryEnvironmental Attribute Tracking
Description

North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform operated by CleanCounts, providing the unified registry system through which renewable electricity, thermal, and nuclear energy attributes are issued, tracked, and traded by generators and subscribers.

4Nuclear Energy Attribute Certificates (Nuclear EACs)
CategoryEnvironmental Attribute Tracking
Description

Specialized EAC issuance and tracking service for nuclear-generated energy, supporting carbon-free nuclear procurement and providing verified certificates for organizations seeking to claim carbon-free nuclear energy in their sustainability portfolios.

5CleanCounts API
CategoryDeveloper API / Integration
Description

Developer-facing API enabling programmatic access to the M-RETS environmental attribute registry for REC imports/exports, certificate management, and integration with customer systems and automated workflows.

6Hourly Tracking
CategoryEnvironmental Attribute Tracking
Description

Differentiated registry offering that layers hourly data to match energy use with renewable energy produced at the same time, enabling precise, time-matched 24/7 clean energy claims for buyers and sustainability reporters.

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Partnership4 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-05
Description

CleanCounts, along with Central Farm Service, partners with TalusAg to build Talus10 local ammonia production facilities in Minnesota. Each system produces up to 20 tons per day using electricity from local wind power. The project aims to produce 40 tons of green ammonia daily by 2028, supplying more than two-thirds of CFS' annual ammonia sales across more than 100,000 acres while utilizing CleanCounts' tracking capabilities for environmental attribute verification.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-05
Description

Central Farm Service, an agricultural cooperative, partners with CleanCounts and TalusAg to bring the first commercially available locally produced ammonia fertilizer to Minnesota. The partnership addresses ammonia price volatility exceeding 300% and reduces reliance on imported fertilizers. CleanCounts provides tracking infrastructure for the renewable energy used in ammonia production.

3Mark Silberg
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthersAnnounced on2026-02-01
Description

Mark Silberg joined CleanCounts' Board of Directors in February 2026. As a board member, he provides governance oversight and strategic guidance to the nonprofit organization.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-09-08
Description

CleanCounts was selected as an awardee of LevelTen Energy's Registry Acceleration Fund. The partnership builds on an existing 2019 agreement and enables fractionalized REC transactions for all generators in MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator) territory.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

The PJM Generation Attribute Tracking System is the dominant REC tracking system for the PJM Interconnection region, directly competing with M-RETS for renewable electricity certificates issued in that footprint. It is the closest functional equivalent to CleanCounts' registry.

2WREGIS (Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System)
TypeDirect peer
Description

WREGIS tracks RECs and EACs across the Western Electricity Coordinating Council region, offering functionally identical services to M-RETS in its territory. It is one of the main North American tracking systems competing for generator and subscriber relationships.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The New England Power Pool Generation Information System is the official REC tracking system for the New England ISO region. It directly competes with CleanCounts for compliance and voluntary REC issuance in the northeastern U.S.

4NYGATS (New York Generation Attribute Tracking System)
TypeDirect peer
Description

NYGATS is the state-administered REC tracking system for New York. It serves the same function as M-RETS for renewable generators and load-serving entities in New York, representing direct competition in that jurisdiction.

5NC-RETS (North Carolina Renewable Energy Tracking System)
TypeDirect peer
Description

NC-RETS is a regional tracking system for the Southeast U.S. It offers similar REC issuance and tracking services to M-RETS, competing for generators and subscribers in the Carolinas and adjacent states.

TypeRegional player
Description

Texas operates its own REC tracking framework within the ERCOT grid, serving a defined but separate market from M-RETS. It illustrates a jurisdictionally segmented competitive landscape that constrains M-RETS' exclusive coverage claim.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

APX provides the underlying registry infrastructure for many North American tracking systems, including compliance and voluntary REC markets. It is a broader incumbent in the environmental attribute infrastructure space, sitting one layer beneath registries like M-RETS.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Verra is the leading global standard-setter and registry operator for carbon credits and related environmental attributes. It is a broader incumbent whose voluntary market standards overlap conceptually with CleanCounts' EAC issuance role.

TypeEmerging player
Description

3Degrees is a renewable energy certificate and carbon offset marketing/sales intermediary, sitting between generators and corporate buyers. While not a registry, it operates in the same EAC value chain and competes for buyer relationships that CleanCounts also serves via subscriptions.

TypeEmerging player
Description

LevelTen operates a marketplace for renewable energy PPAs and fractionalized RECs and is a GTM partner of CleanCounts via the Registry Acceleration Fund. It is a partial competitor on the transaction/discovery side and an adjacent player in the same EAC ecosystem.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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CleanCounts

Environmental Attribute Tracking / Renewable Energy Certificates Registrymrets.org

CleanCounts is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit operating M-RETS, North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform, which validates and tracks RECs, RTCs, and EACs for energy generators, utilities, and corporate sustainability buyers across all North American jurisdictions.

What CleanCounts does

CleanCounts is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit organization that operates M-RETS (Midwest Renewable Energy Tracking System), described as North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform. Founded around 2006, the organization validates and tracks renewable energy certificates (RECs), renewable thermal certificates (RTCs), and energy attribute certificates (EACs) — including specialized nuclear EACs — for energy generators, utilities, corporations, and compliance entities across all U.S. states, Canadian provinces, and territories in North America. The platform's core differentiators include hourly tracking that matches energy consumption to renewable generation in real-time, API access for programmatic integration, and regulatory recognition across all North American compliance jurisdictions.

The platform has issued over 2 billion EACs cumulatively, including more than 95.8 million nuclear RECs since 2023. CleanCounts generates revenue through a subscription-based model with tiered pricing plans for generators and subscribers, supplemented by channel partnerships (notably with LevelTen Energy for fractionalized REC transactions in MISO territory and with Central Farm Service/TalusAg for green ammonia production tracking in Minnesota). The organization serves a broad customer base across voluntary and compliance environmental markets, with recent strategic expansion into agricultural verticals through green ammonia production partnerships supported by $2 million in state funding from the Minnesota Made Ammonia Act. The organization maintains a lean team of 1-10 employees and is governed by a Board of Directors that welcomed Mark Silberg as a new member in February 2026.

CleanCounts firmographics

Firmographics
Name
CleanCounts
Legal name
CleanCounts
Website
https://mrets.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2006
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
CleanCounts is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit operating M-RETS, North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform, which validates and tracks RECs, RTCs, and EACs for energy generators, utilities, and corporate sustainability buyers across all North American jurisdictions.
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CleanCounts industry classification

Industry
Product category
Environmental Attribute Tracking / Renewable Energy Certificates Registry
akta.pro primary industry
REC/GO Issuance Registries & Tracking Systems (EUAMAKAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
REC/GO Certification, Verification & Auditing (EAC Standards) (EUAMAKAB), REC/GO Trading Platforms & Exchanges (EUAMAKAD), Cross-Border EAC Trading & Compliance (Multi-registry, Multi-jurisdiction) (EUAGAFAJ), Environmental & Emissions Commodities Exchanges (Carbon, Renewable Certificates) (FSAFAMAE)

Keywords

  • Renewable energy certificates
  • Environmental attribute tracking
  • Energy attribute certificates
  • Renewable thermal certificates
  • Carbon-free energy registry

Where CleanCounts is headquartered

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Minneapolis
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United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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CleanCounts business model

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B2B
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Software
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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Subscription Platform Fees: CleanCounts operates on a subscription-based model where generators and subscribers pay fees to access the platform for tracking environmental attributes. The platform offers different subscription tiers and pricing plans based on usage and organizational needs.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualPlatform subscription plans for generators and subscribers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

CleanCounts product offering

Product offering

Core offering

CleanCounts operates the M-RETS platform, validating and tracking environmental attributes of energy across North America. It issues Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs), Renewable Electricity Certificates (RECs), Renewable Thermal Certificates (RTCs), and Nuclear EACs for both voluntary and compliance markets. The platform includes hourly granular matching capabilities and a developer API for programmatic integration.

Product overview

CleanCounts operates a unified environmental attribute tracking platform (M-RETS) that offers multiple interconnected solutions for tracking energy attributes. The core platform provides Renewable Electricity Tracking and Renewable Thermal/RNG Tracking, supplemented by Hourly Tracking capabilities for time-matched renewable energy matching. The platform issues Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs) including Nuclear EACs, and provides programmatic access via a developer API. CleanCounts tracks renewable energy outputs across all states, provinces and territories in North America.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Renewable Electricity Tracking Transparent and flexible platform for tracking renewable electricity attributes through environmental attribute certificates, serving generators and subscribers in both voluntary and compliance markets across all states, provinces, and territories in North America.
  • Renewable Thermal Tracking Tracks renewable thermal energy and attributes to grow both voluntary and compliance markets, supporting renewable natural gas (RNG) and other thermal renewable energy certificates issued through the M-RETS registry.
  • M-RETS Platform North America's most expansive environmental attribute tracking platform operated by CleanCounts, providing the unified registry system through which renewable electricity, thermal, and nuclear energy attributes are issued, tracked, and traded by generators and subscribers.
  • Nuclear Energy Attribute Certificates (Nuclear EACs) Specialized EAC issuance and tracking service for nuclear-generated energy, supporting carbon-free nuclear procurement and providing verified certificates for organizations seeking to claim carbon-free nuclear energy in their sustainability portfolios.
  • CleanCounts API Developer-facing API enabling programmatic access to the M-RETS environmental attribute registry for REC imports/exports, certificate management, and integration with customer systems and automated workflows.
  • Hourly Tracking Differentiated registry offering that layers hourly data to match energy use with renewable energy produced at the same time, enabling precise, time-matched 24/7 clean energy claims for buyers and sustainability reporters.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 2 billion Energy Attribute Certificates issued for clean energy
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use CleanCounts

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

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CleanCounts partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • TalusAgcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 March 2026CleanCounts, along with Central Farm Service, partners with TalusAg to build Talus10 local ammonia production facilities in Minnesota. Each system produces up to 20 tons per day using electricity from local wind power. The project aims to produce 40 tons of green ammonia daily by 2028, supplying more than two-thirds of CFS' annual ammonia sales across more than 100,000 acres while utilizing CleanCounts' tracking capabilities for environmental attribute verification.
  • Central Farm ServicecoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 5 March 2026Central Farm Service, an agricultural cooperative, partners with CleanCounts and TalusAg to bring the first commercially available locally produced ammonia fertilizer to Minnesota. The partnership addresses ammonia price volatility exceeding 300% and reduces reliance on imported fertilizers. CleanCounts provides tracking infrastructure for the renewable energy used in ammonia production.
  • Mark SilbergcoreOthers · 1 February 2026Mark Silberg joined CleanCounts' Board of Directors in February 2026. As a board member, he provides governance oversight and strategic guidance to the nonprofit organization.
  • LevelTen EnergyminorGTM or Marketing Partner · 8 September 2025CleanCounts was selected as an awardee of LevelTen Energy's Registry Acceleration Fund. The partnership builds on an existing 2019 agreement and enables fractionalized REC transactions for all generators in MISO (Midcontinent Independent System Operator) territory.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

CleanCounts competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • PJM Environmental Information Services (GATS): The PJM Generation Attribute Tracking System is the dominant REC tracking system for the PJM Interconnection region, directly competing with M-RETS for renewable electricity certificates issued in that footprint. It is the closest functional equivalent to CleanCounts' registry.
  • WREGIS (Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System): WREGIS tracks RECs and EACs across the Western Electricity Coordinating Council region, offering functionally identical services to M-RETS in its territory. It is one of the main North American tracking systems competing for generator and subscriber relationships.
  • NEPOOL-GIS: The New England Power Pool Generation Information System is the official REC tracking system for the New England ISO region. It directly competes with CleanCounts for compliance and voluntary REC issuance in the northeastern U.S.
  • NYGATS (New York Generation Attribute Tracking System): NYGATS is the state-administered REC tracking system for New York. It serves the same function as M-RETS for renewable generators and load-serving entities in New York, representing direct competition in that jurisdiction.
  • NC-RETS (North Carolina Renewable Energy Tracking System): NC-RETS is a regional tracking system for the Southeast U.S. It offers similar REC issuance and tracking services to M-RETS, competing for generators and subscribers in the Carolinas and adjacent states.

Regional players

  • ERCOT (Texas) REC Tracking: Texas operates its own REC tracking framework within the ERCOT grid, serving a defined but separate market from M-RETS. It illustrates a jurisdictionally segmented competitive landscape that constrains M-RETS' exclusive coverage claim.

Broad incumbents

  • APX Inc. APX provides the underlying registry infrastructure for many North American tracking systems, including compliance and voluntary REC markets. It is a broader incumbent in the environmental attribute infrastructure space, sitting one layer beneath registries like M-RETS.
  • Verra: Verra is the leading global standard-setter and registry operator for carbon credits and related environmental attributes. It is a broader incumbent whose voluntary market standards overlap conceptually with CleanCounts' EAC issuance role.

Emerging players

  • 3Degrees: 3Degrees is a renewable energy certificate and carbon offset marketing/sales intermediary, sitting between generators and corporate buyers. While not a registry, it operates in the same EAC value chain and competes for buyer relationships that CleanCounts also serves via subscriptions.
  • LevelTen Energy: LevelTen operates a marketplace for renewable energy PPAs and fractionalized RECs and is a GTM partner of CleanCounts via the Registry Acceleration Fund. It is a partial competitor on the transaction/discovery side and an adjacent player in the same EAC ecosystem.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles3 records

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Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

CleanCounts M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about CleanCounts

What does CleanCounts do?

CleanCounts operates the M-RETS platform, validating and tracking environmental attributes of energy across North America. It issues Energy Attribute Certificates (EACs), Renewable Electricity Certificates (RECs), Renewable Thermal Certificates (RTCs), and Nuclear EACs for both voluntary and compliance markets. The platform includes hourly granular matching capabilities and a developer API for programmatic integration.

Is CleanCounts a public or private company?

CleanCounts is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was CleanCounts founded?

CleanCounts was founded in 2006. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is CleanCounts based?

CleanCounts is headquartered in Minneapolis, United States, in the North America region.

How does CleanCounts make money?

One revenue line is on record: subscription Platform Fees.

Who are CleanCounts's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are PJM Environmental Information Services (GATS), WREGIS (Western Renewable Energy Generation Information System), NEPOOL-GIS, NYGATS (New York Generation Attribute Tracking System) and NC-RETS (North Carolina Renewable Energy Tracking System). ERCOT (Texas) REC Tracking is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are APX Inc. and Verra. Emerging players are 3Degrees and LevelTen Energy.

Does CleanCounts have an API?

Yes. CleanCounts offers an API solution for environmental attribute tracking, enabling developers to build applications that interact with their registry platform for renewable energy certificates and other energy attribute tracking.

What industry is CleanCounts in?

CleanCounts's product category is Environmental Attribute Tracking / Renewable Energy Certificates Registry. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EUAMAKAA, REC/GO Issuance Registries & Tracking Systems, with a secondary code of EUAMAKAB, REC/GO Certification, Verification & Auditing (EAC Standards).

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Pv-magazine-usaCleanCounts to roll out enhanced attribute tracking for high-value solar RECsCleanCounts is rolling out enhanced attribute tracking for solar RECs, including hourly matching, agrisolar, and tribal project data. The company, issuing over 40% of North American RECs, beta tested the features and plans commercial rollout by year-end.EnergytechCapitalizing on Future Nuclear Energy: Can Environmental Credit Markets Generate Next-Gen Capacity?CleanCounts CEO Ben Gerber argues that voluntary energy attribute certificate markets can fund next-generation nuclear capacity, including small modular reactors, by providing 24/7 clean power matching for hyperscalers and data centers. He cites Brookfield's joint venture with The Nuclear Company and a $17.5 billion Westinghouse commitment, while noting permitting and interconnection barriers.AgweekGreen fertilizer funding shrinks but still afloat in the Minnesota Legislature talksThe Minnesota House Agriculture Finance and Policy Committee considered an amendment on April 8 to House file 2103, the Minnesota Made Ammonia Act, reducing funding for green ammonia projects from the originally proposed $10 million to $8 million. The amended bill would allocate funds to CleanCounts ($2 million), Great Plains Institute ($500,000), TalusAg ($4 million), and the University of Minnesota ($1.5 million) for green fertilizer production and related research. Legislators discussed concerns about rising nitrogen fertilizer costs—reportedly up 300% in recent years—and availability issues driven by overseas supply disruptions, positioning domestic green ammonia production as a timely solution for Minnesota farmers.CleanTechnicaStartup Aims To Help US Farmers With Green H2 & Wind PowerOn March 5th, the startup TalusAg announced plans to build two full-scale "Talus 10" ammonia production facilities in Minnesota in partnership with the agricultural cooperative Central Farm Service and carbon accounting firm CleanCounts, deploying electricity from Blue Earth Light & Water to run electrolyzers. Each system will have a capacity of up to 20 tons of green ammonia per day, covering more than 100,000 acres among Central Farm Service members. The project aims to help US farmers replace expensive imported ammonia fertilizer with domestically produced green ammonia at a time when geopolitical tensions have caused fertilizer prices to spike, while also absorbing excess wind power that would otherwise be curtailed.TcbmagA Little Extra Wind Could Help Shield MN Farmers From Instability OverseasA three-organization partnership in southern Minnesota is seeking $8 million in state funding to use surplus wind energy to produce the first locally available green ammonia fertilizer for farmers. The project, led by Central Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts, aims to address both wind energy curtailment and the volatile ammonia prices that have swung by more than 300% in recent years due to global supply disruptions. The joint venture projects it will produce 40 tons of green ammonia daily by 2028, nearly matching the annual anhydrous ammonia usage of the cooperative's member farmers, while providing price predictability and reducing reliance on imported fertilizer.FuelcellsworksMinnesota Farms Plan Hydrogen-Based Ammonia ProductionCentral Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts announced a collaborative project to build two Talus10 local ammonia production facilities in Minnesota, marking the first time locally produced ammonia fertilizer will be commercially available in the state. The facilities will each produce up to 20 tons per day of ammonia using electricity from Blue Earth Light & Water, covering more than two-thirds of CFS' annual ammonia sales for application across more than 100,000 acres. The project, pending Minnesota's Renewable Development Account funding, aims to shield farmers from ammonia price volatility that has swung by more than 300% in recent years by providing local production, supply certainty, and price stability.GlobeNewswireCentral Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts Announce Project to Bring Commercially Available, Locally Produced Ammonia to MinnesotaCentral Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts announced a collaborative project to build two Talus10 local ammonia production facilities in Minnesota, which would be the first commercially available locally produced ammonia fertilizer in the region; each system can produce up to 20 tons per day using electricity from local wind power. The project, pending funding from Minnesota's Renewable Development Account, aims to shield farmers from ammonia price volatility of over 300% in recent years and will supply more than two-thirds of CFS' annual ammonia sales across more than 100,000 acres. Additionally, the distributed ammonia facilities are designed to absorb curtailed wind power during grid congestion, creating rural property tax revenue and supporting clean energy integration.GlobeNewswireCentral Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts Announce Project to Bring Commercially Available, Locally Produced Ammonia to MinnesotaCentral Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts announced a project to build local ammonia production facilities in Minnesota, supporting farmers with stable prices and supply. The project aims to produce up to 20 tons of ammonia per day using renewable energy, covering more than two-thirds of CFS's ammonia sales. It also involves expanding clean energy tracking and innovations to prevent wind power curtailment and support rural economies.TradingViewPLATTS: 100--Nuclear energy certificates gain momentum in the US as hourly tracking is debatedDemand for nuclear energy attribute certificates (EACs) and zero emission credits (ZECs) is expected to grow in the United States, driven by proposed hourly matching requirements in the GHG Protocol Scope 2 Standard revision and increasing energy demand from data centers seeking 24/7 clean power. Market infrastructure is developing to support this demand, with tracking systems like CleanCounts issuing over 95.8 million nuclear RECs since 2023 and Xpansiv launching online trading for Environmental Energy Credits. Market participants cite practical challenges around cost, deliverability, and policy design, with Type 2 granular certificates trading between 90 cents and $5/MWh.GlobeNewswireCleanCounts Affirms Commitment to Nuclear in Energy TrackingCleanCounts affirmed its commitment to track Energy Attribute Certificates for nuclear energy, having issued its two billionth EAC. The move follows recent nuclear PPAs, including Google's 25-year deal with NextEra and Meta's 20-year deal with Constellation. CleanCounts began issuing nuclear EACs in 2023 and operates in all 28 U.S. states with nuclear facilities.